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Cectek Quadrift 500EFI

The quad bike commuter

Quad bikes are more usually associated with riding off tarmac, but the new dedicated on-road Cectek Quadrift aims to be more accessible to commuting motorists looking to cut their journey times.

Rideable on a standard driver’s licence, the 500EFI has a lower seating position than most quadricycles. Its clutchless CVT transmission is teamed with a 20bhp 497cc engine, and it aims to deliver car-style comfort with quad speed.

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A clever differential, which converts from limited-slip to locked at the touch of a button, works with fully independent four-wheel suspension to give supercar technology for less than £6,500. And the addition of disc brakes, a reduced centre of gravity, street wheels and low-profile tyres should ensure the qaud is good to drive, too.

Legally you don’t need to wear a helmet for the two-wheel-drive machine, but it’s advisable, as it can hit 0-40mph in less than 5.2 seconds. A 1,310mm width means weaving through traffic will be hard, but a 19-litre tank and four-wheel stability make it an attractive prospect.

 * Price: £6,495
 * Contact: 01789 490177, www.cectek.co.uk
 

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