•Gets upright riding stance
•Features a single-piece handlebar
•Still in the early stages of concept and development
Ultraviolette has unveiled a new model at the EICMA this year and this time it is the Concept X. It appears to be based on the current F77 platform but takes a more versatile approach with changes to the design and overall geometry.
The Concept X is an electric adventure motorcycle and gets a proper upright rider triangle, a single-piece handlebar setup, a tall fender, a revised rake, tank extensions, an exposed battery pack with crash protector, a belly guard, a narrow single-piece seat, a tall tail with pannier mounts.
Meanwhile, Concept X’s hardware includes golden USD front forks, a monoshock, a front and rear disc with ABS, 17-inch wheels and road-oriented tyres. The specifications and overall features of the Concept X have not been revealed but it won’t be a surprise if the bike shares them with the current F77 Mach 2.
As of now, the Ultraviolette Concept X is in its early stages of development and could take some time before an official debut.
