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By MCN. The voice of motorcycling since 1955. With just nine Cagiva Elefant 900s left on the roads of the UK, plus a further eight tucked away in people's garages on a SORN, you might reasonably.
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. Cycle Magazine of 1986 The Paris-to-Dakar rally is like no other off-road race in the world. It starts near the Eiffel Tower, and ends in Africa, 22 days and 6500 miles later. In the fires of this mechanical hell, where street engines scream inside dirt-bike chassis, Cagiva forged its 650 Elefant.
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CAGIVA Elefant 750C 1995 - 1996. The 1996 MY Cagiva Elefant 750C boasts a maximum power output of 59 horsepower and 64 Nm of torque from its air/oil-cooled, four-stroke, 748cc, 90-degree V-Twin.
Cagiva Elefant made by CH Racing for desertracing. Raced in ParisDakar by Carlos Solano in 1996.
The Cagiva Elefant is an interesting odd-ball - an Italian dual-sport with the heart of a Ducati. Available with a 900cc or 650cc engine, this is definitely the most unique option compared to the KLR, DRZ, and XL/XR options available from Japan. This bike stands out because it's one of the rare examples that's been restored - though it.
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Cagiva Canyon 600. Bore x Stroke 102 x 73.6 mm. Cagiva Canyon 500. Bore x Stroke 92.80 mm x 73.60 mm. Cagiva W 12. Engine Bore and Stroke: 82 mm x 65 mm. So, you may be able to swap engines in the frame, but you cannot fit the top end of one to the bottom end of another. Thu Aug 16 2007.
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View details CAGIVA RIVER 500 (1995-2002) New price: N/A 497cc 34 bhp 48 mpg Medium seat height "Workmanlike, pedestrian and dull. Honest and different, though" MCN rating 2 out of 5 (2/5).
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Coordinates: 45.8035942°N 8.7782452°E Cagiva is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer. It was founded in 1950 by Giovanni Castiglioni in Varese, originally producing small metal components. Giovanni's sons, Claudio and Gianfranco Castiglioni, went into the motorcycle industry in 1978.
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From launching its first street bikes in 1978, Cagiva was, by the early 1980s, the biggest motorcycle manufacturer in Europe — meet the Cagiva Elefant and its contenders.
Kultbike Cagiva Elefant
What the Cagiva Gran Canyon is, is a bike that refuses to be pigeonholed. Ostensibly, it is the latest development of the Cagiv ' Elefant introduced in 1984. But where that dual-purpose bike.
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The Cagiva Elefant's steering, as you might expect from a motorcycle from an Italian firm, is impressively sharp and incisive (for a big trailie) yet it's reasonably stable and plush too thanks.
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A Detailed Look Back At The Cagiva Elefant By Luke Zietsman Published Jun 24, 2021 Cagiva had an elephant in its logo, but this was the first bike to take the name. Courtesy Bike Republic At one point in time, Cagiva was producing the most motorcycles in Italy.
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The Cagiva Elefant is probably best known as the bike that took Edi Orioli to two Dakar victories in 1990 and 1994; a V-twin 900cc bike resplendent in Lucky Explorer livery. But the Elefant model range spanned a greater variety than a single capacity - over its lifespan the Elefant was fitted with Ducati engines in capacities of 350, 650, 750 and 900cc.
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Arguably the best of all the Italian adventure bikes, the Elefant managed to blend a heritage of its own (Elefant was the name Cagiva had given its trail bikes since the original 125cc stroker in 1983); Ducati's impressive and eager air-cooled V-twin (Cagiva had owned Ducati since 1985) and genuine Paris-Dakar credibility, having won the race in Lucky Strike sponsor livery as ridden by Edi.
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