Features:
- 49cc single-cylinder two-stroke engine
- Sachs five-speed transmission
- 18-inch wheels
- Top speed of about 130 km/h
- Produced only in 1967 and 1968
- Competed in the Isle of Man TT both years
- Built by Heldun, a small British manufacturer
- Founded by Helen and Duncan Mitchell
- Used German and Italian engine technology
- One of the rarest racing motorcycles of its era
The Heldun Hawk recreates a true rarity from British motorcycle history. Heldun was a small manufacturer founded by Helen and Duncan Mitchell, building lightweight racing machines first in Shropshire and later in Birmingham using German and Italian engine components.
In Assetto Corsa, the Hawk brings its tiny 49cc single-cylinder two-stroke engine to life, paired with a Sachs five-speed gearbox and 18-inch wheels. With a top speed around 130 km/h, it faithfully represents the featherweight racing class of its time.
The Hawk was only produced in 1967 and 1968 before Heldun closed its doors, yet it still managed to compete in the Isle of Man TT in both years. This mod is ideal for fans of obscure vintage racing machines and classic motorcycle history.
