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Mash Six Hundred Classic Is

French Mash has introduced another member to its 650cc bike range in the form of the 650 Six Hundred classic. The Mash 650 Six Hundred has an even blend of old-school design and modern tech. Design elements like chopped fenders, slender end cans, brown leather on the seat and handgrips, and a substantial amount of chrome scream retro. It even gets a round headlamp with a couple of vertically stacked projectors and LED DRLs.

It’s powered by a Euro 5-compliant, air-cooled, 644cc, overhead cam, single cylinder engine from the Honda Dominator with a peak power of 40PS at 6000rpm. The long-stroke motor dishes out 50Nm of peak torque at revs as low as 4,500rpm, thereby offering plenty of bottom and mid-range grunt. It’s mated to a 5-speed gearbox.

Suspension is comprised of a conventional 41mm fork up front and twin rear shocks for that specific vintage look. It rides on spoked wheels, with a 19-inch one up front and an 18-inch rear.

The braking department is handled by a 320mm front and a 240mm rear disc with dual-channel ABS. Seat height is 780mm / 30.7 in with a curb weight of 181 kg / 399 lbs, the Mash 650 SIx Hundred will be offered in two colours: Irish Green and Night Blue.