Super motorcycle MTT Y2K with a capacity of 420 HP can reach a maximum speed of 450 km/h.
According to a new report published recently, the Marine Turbine Technologies (MTT) is currently underway to build a new version of the Y2K motorcycle, expected the car to be sold in the u.s. and Europe in mid-2013.
Powered by a Rolls-Royce C-20B, the turbine produce maximum power up to 420 HP, 100 HP more than the Y2K was first launched in 2000. The MTT Y2K 2013 have undergone testing in the wind-gauge in the United Kingdom, the car is expected to reach a maximum speed of nearly 450 km/h, while the first generation Y2K could accelerate from 0-320 km/h in just 5.4 seconds, the Y2K 2013 will also be likely to accelerate much more awesome.
The MTT Y2K 2013 can be equipped with a set of rims with carbon fiber, along with many other details, and the crust is built from light materials, while the chassis is constructed from aluminum alloy. The front brake discs are larger in diameter, along with high performance brake Kit. The vehicle is fitted with tires with a wide 240 mm rear. In addition, the MTT Y2K 2013 has more advanced electronic device of a motorcycle.
The price of the car has not yet been announced, but more likely the customer will have to pay not less than 200,000 DOLLARS to own super fast motorcycles in the world.
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