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The search for perfection | Messner Moto


Mirko Mesner, founder and designer, has been in love with the automotive design since the early 2000s. His dream and passion was to design and build high-performance cars and motorcycles. The dream was big and frightening but step-by-step Mirko, having a strong background in computer science, taught himself industrial design, mechanical engineering and any other necessary skill needed to make his dream come true. 




From the beginning of his quest, he started designing cars and motorcycles in 3D software hoping that one day all his effort will pay off and he will be able to start a project for real. Unfortunately, major obstacle for realization of his projects was financial resource. Building this kind of projects, with an obsession for perfection, demand huge amounts of financial support. After 10 years in IT industry, Mirko managed to save enough money in order to started building his first project. 

The moment he saw Honda CB750, he new that this will be his dream project. After choosing the right bike, he focused all of his spear time and resources in building his first motorcycle prototype based on CB750. It took long and stressful 3 years to design and build the bike, but at the end, he made it. The end result is perfection in motion.


Frame

Front
Triple Top Tree for GSX-R Conversion is designed by MessnerMoto and it is CNC machined from 6082-T6 billet aluminum
Triple Bottom Tree for GSX-R Conversion is designed by MessnerMoto and it is CNC machined from 6082-T6 billet aluminum
Front forks came from GSX-R 750 2007
Brembo calipers with performance Brembo Series Oro brake discs
Front brake master cylinder is hidden below the tank
Steering shock is integrated with a custom holder on the frame below the bottom triple tree

Frame

Back
Frame if shortened at the back and bracing for mono-shock conversion is added to the frame
Tail lights are integrated into rear frame tubes
Part of the frame, above the engine, can be disassembled and engine work can be done without taking out the engine from the frame
Rear fork is designed by MessnerMoto and it made from DOHC cb900 1981 fork with added bracing for mono-shock conversion
Rear mono-shock is OHLINS from Yamaha r1 2012. Spring of mono-shock is chrome plated
The rear brake caliper is taken from KTM Adventure 1290R including Brembo brake rotor
Carrier for the rear brake is designed by MessnerMoto and it is CNC machined from 6082-T6 billet aluminum
The frame is cleared of all unnecessary hinges and brackets


Rear wheel
Rear wheel is 18“x4.5“ sourced from KTM Adventure 1290R
Tire is 170/60zr18 Bridgestone BATTLAX BT-54
Front and rear drive sprockets are specially made to accept 525 chain and to be compatible with upgraded rear wheel

Fenders
Front and rear fender are designed by MessnerMoto and both are 3D printed
Hidden carrier for front fender is made using 3D printing and it is reinforced with carbon tubes and stainless steel

Controls

Front
Handlebars are designed by MessnerMoto and they are CNC machined from 6082-T6 billet aluminum
Control levers are designed by MessnerMoto and they are CNC machined from 6082-T6 billet aluminum
Mini Push Buttons for handlebars are designed by MessnerMoto and they are CNC machined from 6082-T6 billet aluminum
Throttle control is designed by MessnerMoto and it is laser cut and CNC machined

Rear
Rear-set Brackets for Tarozzi Rear sets are designed by MessnerMoto and they are CNC machined from 6082-T6 billet aluminum
All brake tubing and control cables are custom made for this project

Electrics

Installation
Motogedget m-unit v2.0 is center of the electrical system. M-unit is packed in a box below seat with two lithium batteries
Motogedget Motoscope Pro digital dashboard
Temperature, pressure and end other parameters of the engine are monitored using special gauges and information from gauges is displayed on Motoscope Pro

Lights
The front light is made of 45w LED unit integrated in aluminum metal-shaped headlight bucket designed by MessnerMoto
Turn signals are hidden inside of the front light bucket
Tail lights are designed by MessnerMoto and they are smartly integrated in rear frame tubes.
Tail lights are made using custom LED diodes and lenses

Power
Alternator, flywheel, and rectifier were sourced from Yamaha R1 2009
Alternator engine cover is modified to accept R1 stator


Engine
Lightened and balanced crankshaft
Stronger and lighter connecting rods
Forged pistons with an increased compression ratio 1:10.5
Increased engine displacement from 736cc to 836cc
Race Cut transmission gear
Reinforced primary and camshaft chains
Honda CB750 Cam Chain Tensioner - High Performance designed by MessnerMoto
Honda CB750 Primary Chain Tensioner High Performance designed by MessnerMoto
Ported and polished head
Hi-flow racing valves
Racing beehive valve springs
Racing camshaft CX-7 has 2mm more lift on intake and exhaust sides than stock camshaft
Hard-welded rocker arms
Optical multi-spark ignition
Mikuni RS34 racing carbs
Honda CB750 Oil Pump Rebuild Kit CNC ROTORS engineered by MessnerMoto and CNC machined from 4732 billet steel
Oil cooler fitted in front of the bike

Exhaust
All four exhaust pipes are hand-bent and designed by MessnerMoto
Handmade mufflers designed by MessnerMoto
Hidden exhaust mounting brackets
All parts of the exhaust system are made from 304 stainless steel

Bodywork
Tank, tail and headlight bucket are designed by MessnerMoto and they are metal-shaped from aluminum
Aluminum is left uncovered with brushed finish
The tail is a functional oil tank for engine dry sump oiling system
Front light holders are 3D printed and reinforced with stainless steel
Motoscope PRO is supported by hidden 3D printed holders
Mold for Seat foam is 3D printed
Upholstery was done using artificial black leather. The only visible MessnerMoto logo is on the seat
Custom designed side stand. When retracted it blends into the frame
Engine casings are vapor-blasted


Photo by Mattia Negrini for Ferro Magazine, shooting on Motor Bike Expo  

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