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CCM GP 450 Adventure

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Make Model.

CCM GP 450 Adventure

Year

2014

Engine

Single cylinder, 4-stroke, 4 titanium valves, DOHC

Capacity

449.5 cc / 27.43 cu in
Bore x Stroke 98 x 59.6 mm
Cooling System Liquid cooled
Exhaust Single, Euro 3

Induction

Injection. Electronic intake pipe, Keihin digital engine with overrun fuel cut-off.

Ignition 

Electronic
Starting Electric

Max Power

29.4 kW / 40.23 hp @ 7000 rpm

Max Torque

42.8 Nm / 4.4 kgf-m / 31.6 ft.lbs @6500 rpm
Clutch Multiple-disc, wet, cable operated

Transmission 

5-Speed
Final Drive Chain
Frame 6082 T6 Forged aluminium, machine finish, lightweight bonded

Front Suspension

Ø47mm Upside down forks, rebound damping 18 stages, compression 12 stages

Rear Suspension

Cast aluminium swingarm & linkage system, shock absorber with pre-load adjustment, 12 damping stages, 24 compression stages.

Front Brakes

Ø320 mm Disc, Brembo caliper

Rear Brakes

Ø240 mm Disc, Brembo caliper

Front Tyre

90/90-21 54S TT Dunlop Trailmax

Rear Tyre

120/90-18 65T TT Dunlop Trailmax
Rake 26.75°
Trail 108 mm / 4.25"
Dimensions

Length: 2170 mm / 85.4"

height:  1475 mm / 58.1"

Wheelbase 1510 mm / 59.4"
Ground Clearance 360 mm / 14.2"
Seat Height 890 mm / 35"

Dry Weight

125 kg / 276 lbs

Fuel Capacity 

20 L / 5.2 US gal

Average Consumption 

4.5 L /100 km / 22.2 km/l / 52.3 US mpg

Top Speed 145 km/h / 90 mph

Designed and built in the UK, the 2013 CCM GP450 Adventure bike brings together innovative technology, top quality components and years of motor industry experience. Due to its lightweight Bond-light frame of 9.5kg, the GP450 Adventure has a combined weight of only 125.5kg. It has a long range fuel tank, a durable 30KW engine and true off-road handling, the GP450 allows you to expand your adventure and achieve the ability to truly tackle both off-road and on road terrain.

The street legal new CCM GP-450 Adventure promises to be a fun, and versatile.  Powering the new CCM is a version of the 449cc single designed, and built for BMW.  With its abandonment of Husqvarna, the engine is no longer featured in a BMW product, but it continues to be manufactured by Kymco, which is supplying motors to CCM.

In the CCM, however, output is substantially reduced to 40 HP (from the claimed 52 HP when BMW intended it as a race engine).  For street use, the five-speed, relatively close-ratio transmission could be a bit of a liability, although CCM is reportedly claiming the bike will comfortably cruise at 70 mph (with a top speed just north of 90 mph).

CCM Director, Austin Clews said: “The GP 450 Adventure represents four years of hard work and investment. Everything we learnt from CCM Racing feedback has gone into the new bike.

"CCM are relying on the commercial success of this new model to provide a solid platform from which we can launch a whole new range of motorcycles."