Here you go guys, The New Dinli-dale 450

Looks like they kept those uh-plastics from the Indy show, and it appears that the aluminum frame has been scrapped for a tubular frame...perhaps mild steel? Look close and you can see where the box section no longer exists. It's now known as the DMX 450

TPR

 

Sorry Phantom ,your looking at the wrong quad.

 

So the one with the same plastics as the show quad isn't the Dinli-dale? I read elsewhere that a sponsored rider from Spain is riding one and was directed to c-daleriders.com site so he can access the necessary parts.
If it isn't then did they come up with a completely new 450?

TPR

 

THe 450 is not based on a cannondale. The 500 Speed will be.

 

Interesting....thanks for the info.

TPR

 

I just got the Sep. Dirt Wheels and it has the New Dinli 450 in it. the Engine is a Fugi mfg, engine very similar to the Predator engine. it also weight 485lbs. claimed 48hp @ the crank. I noticed one thing crummy already they put those kenda dominator's on for tires, those were on my DS when I bought it and they suck. IT Priced out $400 Less than the polaris $5800 to $6199
Later

 

Im guessing its got the damn tubular steel frame to? Damn I was wanting that new plastic to bolt on the old Dales.

 

We will have one at the Dinli booth at Lorretta Lynn's. Come by and see it. Justin can answer any question you have about it.

 

well let us know if the plastic will bolt up to the old cannondale please.

 

after looking over their website again, it is infact new plastic on the old dales frame and motor. Here is a link to a side view.
http://www.dinli.it/novita.html
From what I can make out, it is a 448cc, but in the old frame and everything. Pretty much like the ATK, but with those sharp looking cosmetics...

WOoooHoo!! We finally have more then either the frog look, or R look!
direct link to pic = http://www.dinli.it/immagini/dinlisport450.jpg


Now after reading Dirt Wheels tonight, I still dont know. They are saying the 500cc model will be based on the old Dales,.. so are these pics of that prototype still, or a new machine? GRRRRRR!