➡️ The Bülk 4 more is mainly made of GRP and no longer in CFRP. On average, the vehicle/driver system weight will be around 2.5% higher.
➡️ The vehicle only has a 1×11 gear transmission as standard, which is sufficient for 90% of all applications.
➡️ In the basic equipment there is only one STVO-approved plug-in light with brake light function (80 lux headlight).
➡️ Front frame and mono swingarm are made of aluminum and no longer made of carbon.
➡️ The body is no longer painted, but foiled.
➡️ By simplifying the internal structure and enlarging the service hatches, production becomes significantly easier and cheaper.
The Bülk 4 More should not only become more widespread due to its low price, but also due to its increased suitability for everyday use.
➡️ It has open wheel arches at the front. This means it can drive much tighter radii and cope better in city traffic. We have found that the slightly reduced top speed due to the open wheel arches does not play any role for the vast majority of customers and applications, as it is only noticeable above speeds of 45 km/h.
➡️ With the front wheels now level with the outer skin, the wheel arches in the interior can be made about 8 cm narrower. This means that the driver has 4 cm more space for his thighs and calves on each side. This significantly expands the range of possible buyers.
➡️ The 4 More has about 3 cm more ground clearance. With this and in conjunction with the smaller turning circle, it also copes well off-road and on very poor roads.
➡️ Driving stability in curves is not impaired because the track width is now 69 cm (due to the wheels on the outside), which more than compensates for the lift.
➡️ In the 4 More, the chain tunnel on the underbody was placed about 1 cm lower compared to the MK1. The hook protuberances on the underbody were given 1.5 cm more space. With these measures, the size limit was noticeably increased.