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2012 4RT

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like the past few years same bike differnt stickers.

No surprise that people are not that bothered.

like the past few years same bike differnt stickers.

No surprise that people are not that bothered.

Just some BNG !! and it a bit ugly as well.............

Wow. I am amazed at the seeming disinterest.

First, the mysterious French photos (http://moto-montesa.superforum.fr/t5893-la-nouvelle-montesa-4rt), and now Todo Trial (http://todotrial.com/ttactual/pruebas/presMontesa4RT-2012.htm) appears to confirm the photos as the real deal, and nobody has anything to say?

Just the Emperor's new clothes, albeit with a milled rear rim and a totally useless catalytic converter :rolleyes:

I do like my 4rts but this is a bit of an anticlimax.

Most of weight saving is probably from X lite tyres.

Milling aluminum don't save much.

Could have at least fitted flat tanks as std.

Maybe have to be 2013 for the reverse cylinder motor then!!!!

The weight reduction is claimed to be from lighter nipples and sprockets

  • 3 weeks later...

Mmmm shocking look on a shocking looking bike... Wow! Well done Montesa you've successfully lowered the already low low bar

  • 4 weeks later...

The weight reduction is claimed to be from lighter nipples and sprockets

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