Danish designed RoadRazer

Danish designed RoadRazer


December 31st, 1969 This strange looking one-seat roadster is the creation of Danish enthusiast Mikkel Steen Pederesen, and was displayed recently at the UK’s Autosport International Show. Labeled the RoadRazer, the light-weight roadster is powered by a 180hp, 1.3L Suzuki Hayabusa four-cylinder motorbike engine and weighs a devilishly delightful 666 pounds. To keep weight down, extensive use of carbon-fiber and light-weight alloys were adopted. Although its design is more track-oriented, the RoadRazer will be street legal and priced around the £50,000 mark. Performance will be scintillating, with initial estimates for 0-62mph times of less than 3 seconds. Race car attributes include the six-speed sequential gearbox and Quaife differential with steering-wheel paddles, a foam-filled safety fuel cell and pushrod-operated in-board adjustable dampers.
Danish designed RoadRazer

Danish designed RoadRazer

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This strange looking one-seat roadster is the creation of Danish enthusiast Mikkel Steen Pederesen, and was displayed recently at the UK’s Autosport International Show. Labeled the RoadRazer, the light-weight roadster is powered by a 180hp, 1.3L Suzuki Hayabusa four-cylinder motorbike engine and weighs a devilishly delightful 666 pounds. To keep weight down, extensive use of carbon-fiber and light-weight alloys were adopted.

Although its design is more track-oriented, the RoadRazer will be street legal and priced around the £50,000 mark. Performance will be scintillating, with initial estimates for 0-62mph times of less than 3 seconds. Race car attributes include the six-speed sequential gearbox and Quaife differential with steering-wheel paddles, a foam-filled safety fuel cell and pushrod-operated in-board adjustable dampers.

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  1. Cool!
    Competition for Ariel Atom.
    Atom looks nicer.

  2. I spoke to Mikkel Pedersen recently and he told me the car would cost £35,000 when imported to the UK. Or you can build your own street legal version for £19,900, plus the cost of the Suzuki engine.

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