2009 Martin Conquest-Adaptive Motorcycle

The heart of the vehicle is the front end and engine of a BMW R 1170. At a glance, the bike offers a 0-60 speed of just 7.6 seconds (with wheelchair adaptation), 15-second quarter-mile time, and a top speed of 105 mph. The maximum output is 109 BPH, thanks to the 1170cc engine. However, the real story is the adaptive chassis. Drivers will board the bike via a remote-controlled rising and lowering ramp at the rear. The chassis provides tremendous stability, as well (transforming the bike into a trike). The Conquest also features six forward gears, full reverse, and an electronic parking brake. Safety features for drivers include a wheelchair locking system, which features a push-button release, as well as hydraulic front and rear racing disc brakes, operated from a single lever. The clutch is thumb-controlled, thanks to a 2-button Klicktronic system for semi-automatic operation. The Martin Conquest is also in compliance with all US Federal laws and guidelines for handicap-accessible vehicles. Finally, disabled persons can have the amazing freedom offered only by a motorcycle – the freedom to feel the wind in their hair, as the bike roars down the pavement, all without leaving their wheelchair behind.

Wallace Family Motors Donny 724-854-1266  donny@wallacefamilymotors.com