Best Ducati Image GallerySaturday, February 28, 2009
Friday, February 27, 2009
2009 Benelli Due 756 spied
The upcoming 2009 Benelli Due 756 spied! First appeared in 2006, and after winning a prize for its design in 2007, motociclism.es finally spied the 2009 Benelli Due 756. The bike should be ready for debut by next autumn.
Production of the twin cylinder Due 756 at 100 hp could start straight away, or in 2010. It should compete in the medium ranks of the naked sector, with bikes such as the Honda Hornet or Kawasaki Z750. While the power is definitely competitive, we expect the price should be as well.
Words and pic: twowheelsblog.com
Production of the twin cylinder Due 756 at 100 hp could start straight away, or in 2010. It should compete in the medium ranks of the naked sector, with bikes such as the Honda Hornet or Kawasaki Z750. While the power is definitely competitive, we expect the price should be as well.
Words and pic: twowheelsblog.com
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Ducati Multistrada 1100 Gallery
Ducati Multistrada 1100 GalleryThe Ducati Multistrada introduces a new generation of sport bikes, capable of excelling on every road you challenge with amazing sports performance, outstanding comfort and everyday-use versatility. Ideal for a day in the mountains, the daily commute or a weekend tour, the Multistrada is aggressive like a sport bike when the road turns twisty, yet smooth and relaxed when scenery beckons.
For 2007, the Multistrada features a potent new 1100 Desmo engine with a quieter more robust ‘wet’ clutch, comfort enhancing vibration-isolated handlebars, and a new maintenance program that reduces costs by as much as 50% -- the Multistrada’s all-round performance is better than ever.The Multistrada is available in two versions: The impressive Multistrada 1100 and, for those who demand the ultimate in sport performance, an all-conquering ‘S’ version, the Multistrada 1100 S.
Ducati Monster 1100 Picture Gallery
Ducati Monster 1100 Picture GalleryDucati North America is proud to announce the imminent arrival of the 2009 Monster 1100 S in US showrooms, and exciting celebrations surrounding the big-bore Monster’s arrival.
This coming January 9-10th, over 100 Ducati dealers across the United States and Canada will be taking part in the Monster 1100 S showroom unveil. This event is a celebration to mark the delivery of the new naked bike that the media is hailing as a “rare breed” which “offers real charisma with its honest but visceral motorcycle charm.”
Each dealership will put their own unique touches on the event, which includes a competition amongst fifty-eight of them to find the parts and service department capable of producing the coolest custom Monster.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
2009 Kawasaki KLX250SF
Ari Henning from motorcyclistonline.com recently rode the 2009 Kawasaki KLX250SF.
Here is what he has to say about the bike:
-"At $5299 the KLX250SF isn't cheap, but that's not a bad price for a bike that's more fun that a ZX-10R-on the street anyway"
-"Specifically tuned to deliver maximum on-road fun."
-"gear-driven counterbalancer does a commendable job of stifling vibrations. With 10,500 revs available on the cool, blue-backlit, bar-graph tach, the little 250 can sprint up to 90 mph"
Read the whole article on the 2009 Kawasaki KLX250SF HERE
Read other interesting small capacity bikes:
Kymco Quannon 150
Honda MD250H
Yamaha YZF-R15
We're not all Hells Angels!
Bennetts the UK's number one for bike insurance* has revealed from research released today that Britain's typical motorcyclist is 40 something, middle-class, professional family man, rather than the traditional stereotype of bikers being free-spirited Hell’s Angels!!
The full questionaire results are below and they reveal some interesting facts.
Questionnaire Results
Name: Ben
Sex: Male (96.8%)
Age: 41- 50 (31.6%)
Hair Colour: Brown (66.2%)
Glasses: No (62.3%)
Additional features: Tattoos (53.3%) and Beard (32.6%)
Height: 6ft (33.3%)
Occupation: Professional (29.0%)
Motorbike: Honda (30.1%)
How often do you ride: Twice a week (42.8%)
Do you use the bike to commute to work: Yes (54.9%)
Average annual mileage: 5,001 – 10,000 (43.0%)
Favourite genre of music: Rock/Heavy Metal (48.8%)
How long have you been riding: 1-3 years (22.9%)
How many motorbikes have you owned: 6 (47.9%)
Do you own a car: Yes (80.0%)
Favourite sport: Superbikes (52.8%)
Annual income: £20,000 – 39,999 (44.4%)
Ride safe.
Jon Booth
Email: webmaster@inter-bike.co.uk
Blog: http://inter-bike.blogspot.com/
Swicki: http://motorcycling-swicki.eurekster.com/
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Honda CBR 600 41 Best Picture
Honda CBR 600 41 Best PictureThen it’s time you sampled the CBR600F4i. With its fuel injection, aluminum chassis, fully adjustable suspension, superb brakes and one-piece seat, it’s the best all-around 600 out there.
A really great bike! It’s not just for beginners. I recommend it for all beginners and expert riders as well.
I love this bike. It’s so comfortable (the seat isn’t that high so a smaller rider can fit on the bike), handles like a charm and the performance is there if you feel the need to push it.
If you’re looking for a bike to get compliments on it wherever you go, this bike will do the job. Reliabilty, quality, and performance in one package. It has smooth riding, good steering control, easy clutch, and let’s not even talk about the throttle. It’s not intimidating at all, and made me feel at ease about riding at high speeds.
I would definitely recommend this bike to anyone looking. Good power and great ergos. Very reasonable cost.
Source :http://images.google.co.id/imgres?imgurl=http://pictures.topspeed.com
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