1240LS23Q0114 Attachment 1 - Motorcycle1 Specifications Manti LaSal NF.docx

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This document outlines specifications for a motorcycle purchase by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The specifications call for a full-sized off-road motorcycle between 345cc and 360cc for use in facilitating timber sale activities in complex terrain above 9,000 feet elevation on the Manti-La Sal National Forest. The motorcycle must have features like electric start, engine counterbalancer, traction control, launch control, maps switch, and suspension from manufacturers like WP and Brembo. It must also have at least 13.5 inches of ground clearance, 15.4 inch footrest height, and 21-inch front and 18-inch rear rims. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 1240LS23Q0114 to purchase motorcycles for use on the Dixie, Fishlake and Manti Lasal National Forests from the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. Bikes noted that could meet specifications are the Gas Gas EX 350F, KTM 350 XC-F, Husqvarna FX 350 and Beta RR R.E.

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UNIT 0410 – Motorcycle (1) Fleet Addition Request Specifications NEED: To facilitate timber sale activities in complex terrain on the Manti-La Sal National Forest. This terrain is nearly all above 9,000ft in elevation, has no developed roads or trails, and contains slopes up to and sometimes greater than 50 degrees .

Salient Characteristics:

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

· Size - Full size

· Class - Off Road/Enduro (not dual sport/street worthy)

· Weight (dry) - 226lbs max

· Dimensions - 37.6” max seat height

· Fuel Tank - 2.2 gallon min

· Starter - Electric

· Engine counter balancer

· Power delivery map switch (located on handlebar)

· Traction control

· Launch control

· Diaphragm steel clutch with hydraulic system (Brembo or equivalent)

· Front rim - 21”

· Rear rim - 18”

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

· Motor - 4 stroke, liquid cooled, 345cc to 360cc

· Electronic engine management system (Keihin or equivalent)

· Transmission - 6 speed

· Tapered handlebar - High strength aluminum with bar pad (NEKEN or equivalent)

· Front suspension - Inverted fork with adjustable dampening (WP XACT or equivalent)

· Rear suspension - Adjustable rebound and compression (WP XACT or equivalent)

· Ground Clearance - 13.5” or greater.

· Footrest height - 15.4”

· Front brake - 260mm

· Rear brake - 220mm

Adherence Explanations A Full-sized bike designed specifically for advanced Off Road/Enduro is the only base line that will travers the terrain and obstacles necessary.

A 4 stroke, liquid cooled, 345cc to 360cc motor will provide very specific power delivery with proven reliability

Technology such as Power delivery map switch, Traction control, and Launch control all monitored and controlled by an engine management system (EMS) makes difficult trail situations easier to accomplish and leads to a safer more effective ride.

Full sized tires (Front rim - 21” and Rear rim - 18”) give the rider vastly more control and stability vs smaller counterparts and when combine with Soft enduro tires allows the rider to travers a wide range of terrain and obstacles.

Like any job specific equipment, it is the combinations of characteristics rather than an individual specification that make the most difference. Further, these features together aid a trained rider in maintaining the high, smooth, and immediate power delivery necessary to travers technical terrain with multiple obstacles in a safer and more reliable ride.

Selected options:

· Bark busters/hand guards

· USDA approved Spark Arrestors

Bikes we feel meet these specifications (and our need):

· Gas Gas EX 350F

· KTM 350 XC-F

· Husqvarna FX 350

· Beta RR R.E.

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