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Ktm X-Bow: Concept, Design, Production and Development of the Road-Homologated Cars (in English)
Thillainathan Path Pathmanathan
(Author)
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Anne Christina Reck
(Author)
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Veloce Publishing
· Hardcover
Ktm X-Bow: Concept, Design, Production and Development of the Road-Homologated Cars (in English) - Pathmanathan, Thillainathan Path ; Reck, Anne Christina
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Synopsis "Ktm X-Bow: Concept, Design, Production and Development of the Road-Homologated Cars (in English)"
A dazzling tribute to the KTM X-Bow car - the world's first production sports car with a full carbon composite monocoque. To fully understand and enjoy this car, it can, and should be appreciated on many different levels: a racing car for the road, and a road car that can excel on the track; its unique composition and aerodynamic qualities; its design and aesthetics. This is a car that was brought to life by the virtually unlimited monetary resources of an industrial giant, steeped in motorsport, who demanded that it be technologically cutting-edge. The car was honed to perfection by arguably the finest racing car engineers in the world, for whom 'best in class' was a minimum requirement. It is an objét d'art that can race in anger, or can transport in style. It startles, it fascinates, it wins. As Mr Toad (of Wind in the Willows fame) would undoubtedly have said, it is ''A Most Unusual Car!'' - we are lucky that this most unusual car, the KTM X-BOW, exists in our lifetime. This book details the design and development, the build process, racing history, and what it's like to live with and maintain an X-Bow, written by joint owners and enthusiasts, with the full cooperation of the designers and developers.
