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20110723

A Quartet of Electronically Enhanced Superbikes | MC Comparison

Mc Comparo August



MC COMPARISON
Aprilia RSV4 Factory APRC SE
BMW S1000RR
Ducati 1198SP
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R
Mc Comparo Close Up
While the righteous unloaded their earthly possessions and scrambled to arrange post-Rapture pet care, and godless heathens dutifully reviewed the CDC’s Zombie Apocalypse preparation guidelines, we readied for the End Times in the best way we knew how—by planning an epic sportbike ride. Heaven would have to wait. We had a garageful of overpowered superbikes calling our names, and we felt obliged to worship the great god Horsepower.
Bmw S1000rr Side View
Aprilia Rsv4 Factory Aprc Se
Kawasaki Ninja Zx 10R
Dunlop Tires
Mc Comparo Sunset Shot
Ducati 1198Sp Long View

20110720

sport Bike world

2011 Ural Gear-Up Review

Valentino Rossi tested the 2011 Ducati MotoGP Motorbike

Well. i thing everybody want to see the Italian rider with New Ducati bike.. Okay.. here is some picture about Valentino Rossiwith 2011 Ducati MotoGP motorbike. Truly, it's not the real bike for 2011 Ducati MotoGp Bike, but it's for tes only, you can see that the bike was not with FIAT logo, but just only black color and of course with 46 logo it's mean Valentino Rossi.. that's right? so check this out..


Valentino Rossi with Ducati
I found the unique "VR 46" on the Rossi leather, it's meanValentino Rossi 46.
Valentino Rossi Ducati
I can't see the FIAT logo on the Ducati lol..
Valentino Rossi with Ducati 2011
I can't wait the next 2011 MotoGp tournament.. Rossi Ducati will be the beast in the circuit..

MODIFIKASI BAJAJ PULSAR 180CC

GALERI MODIFIKASI BAJAJ PULSAR 180CC



MODIFIKASI BAJAJ PULSAR 180CCBajaj Pulsar 180cc India Bike Sport Modification
Bajaj Pulsar 180cc Sport Modification


Bajaj Pulsar 180cc Modification

Bajaj Pulsar 180cc Data Modification:
Velg | GSX 400 Rim with Tires Rear: 150 front 110
Arm back GSX 400
Home body: Standard Pulsar 180
Tail: GSX1000R Under + Cover + Tail Rear seat cover
Body frame: Standard



Bajaj Pulsar 180cc Picture



Bajaj Pulsar DTSi has a throttle-actuated ignition control system that works together with a chip-controlled digital capacitor discharge ignition system and this gives accurate ignition time under any condition that in turn optimizes the load-bearing capacity of the engine. The dual-spark design accelerates and evens out flame propagation resulting in more efficient combustion and thereby resulting in a greater performance. The newly designed exhaust complies with the EURO 2005 norms. The 180cc engine of Pulsar delivers maximum power of 16.5bhp @ 8000 rpm and a torque of 15.22Nm @6000 rpm. ExhausTEC technology improves torque of the engine. The engine is powered to carry higher loads.

New & Upgraded Bajaj Pulsar 180cc Features:

- Tank Scoops from the Pulsar 200cc
- 37mm fork assembly at the front
- Black theme is applied in the new pulsar 180cc. (From Forks to engine to rear suspension is matted with matte black finish)
- Split Seat and split grab rail for the new pulsar 180cc like its second big brother Pulsar 200cc
- New pulsar 180cc borrows the box section swingarm from its elder sibling pulsar 220cc
- Larger forks at the front and box section swingarm at the rear means more fun for hardcore bikers
- The DTS-i engine (no fuel injection) now generates slightly more power. The power output of new pulsar 180cc is 17.02PS at 8500rpm compared to the earlier 16.5bhp at 8000rpm
- New pulsar 180cc has a wheelbase of 145mm which means 25mm longer than the current one
- Kick lever is thrown out and ignition is only through battery in the new pulsar 180cc
- New pulsar 180cc also gets a new rear sprocket and the O-ring chain
- Clip-on handlebar in the new pulsar 180cc to take on the likes of apache RTR
- New pulsar 180cc gets larger 120 section tyre at the rear which is sure to help your wheelie

motor sports motoGP news update

Geico RMR Buell 1125R
Overall feel—especially the bike's front-end is one area where the racebike is significantly improved over a stock machine.
For an avid motorcyclist, one of the biggest question marks surrounding AMA Pro Road Racing’s Daytona SportBike class is what it’s like to ride one of these “SportBikes” in full factory race trim. Recently, Motorcycle-USA received just such an opportunity, piloting the Geico Powersports Richie Morris Racing Buell 1125R racebike around Road America’s 4-mile road course in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin.

In our Daytona SportBike street bike comparison we determined that, indeed, a production 2009 Buell 1125R has a performance advantage when compared to its class rivals - including the 2009 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R and Aprilia RSV1000R. But how does it compare to the stock motorcycle which it’s based off of? To our surprise, it isn’t all that different.

In order to create better parity within the class, the DSB series rules don’t allow a whole lot of engine modifications. (To view the current 2009 rules click here.) Instead the rules package gives more leeway for chassis modifications. Thus many of the team’s modifications are focused in that area.

Most apparent is the bare finish on the racebike’s aluminum frame and braced swingarm, which also allows for a conventional chain/sprocket final drive as opposed to the stock belt drive. It’s also surprising how much different the bike looks with race plastics. The lower fairing and tail sections make the 1125R racebike look closer to a Japanese or European sportbike, until your eye catches those two huge air scoops on either side as well as its oversized upper fairing, which remind you it’s all Buell.

Hop aboard the machine and notice its hard, slightly shorter seat. Designed to not only lower the rider’s center of gravity, the racing perch enhances feel between the rider and the back end of the motorcycle. Reaching forward to the handlebars, the rider feels more tucked in with the torso angled more closely to the bike. Placing feet on the footpegs, knees will tuck up into the bike's pseudo fuel tank much tighter than in the stock position. While the ergonomic changes aren’t exactly radical, they do enable the rider to direct more of his or her weight towards the front of the motorcycle.

Geico RMR Buell 1125R
The Geico RMR racebike’s powerband is not only broader but it hits harder too.


Poke the starter button and the engine gurgles to life with a deeper, scarier rumble courtesy of its $1799 exhaust system. Lift up on your left toe (reverse shift), notch the transmission into first gear and you’re ready to roll…

Maneuvering out of pit lane and onto Road America’s finely paved surface, one notices its limited steering radius due to the steering lock limiter. Fitted as a safety precaution, the device reduces the likelihood of severe headshake, which could cause the rider to lose control.

Slam open the throttle and, unlike its production brethren, the front wheel actually has a little easier time staying in contact with the road. This is most likely due to the way in which the controls keep your weight pushed ahead. With the throttle wide open, simply press down on the shift lever and the RMR 1125R jumps into the next gear courtesy of its quick shifter. Despite its final drive power delivery method being converted from belt to chain, gearing felt roughly the same with a tall first gear followed by closer gear-sequencing as you move down through the remaining five gears. 

By the end of pit-lane you’re easily going well over 100 MPH before braking and merging onto the racing line as you go through Turn 1. Dial in full throttle and drift the bike wide onto the newly erected white and blue curbing on the outside. The front end gets light cresting a small hill, labeled Turn 2. From there, hug the left side of the track while accelerating in preparation for the right-hand corner ahead .

When entering Turn 3 it’s important not to downshift into too low of a gear, as its exit leads onto the first of three long straights. To get a decent lap time, it’s better to keep corner speed up and get on the gas early. Upshift into fourth, followed by fifth gear passing underneath the Sargento Bridge. The pavement bends slightly to the left, then right and is labeled as Turn 4 (though on a bike it’s not much of a turn at all). Only a soft touch of the handlebars is required for the bike to follow the curve of the road. It’s easy to appreciate the relative tranquility afforded by the 1125R’s humungous front fairing and raised windscreen. It’s almost ridiculous how much calm and comfort the pilot enjoys while blasting down the road at speeds of nearly 160 mph. 


Geico RMR Buell 1125R
One of the biggest differences between a production and racing version of the 1125R is its braking performance.
The track slopes downward while grabbing the brakes for Turn 5, a slow-speed left-hander. Slowing from almost 160 to 50 mph is no easy feat, yet pulling back the front brake lever delivers a substantially higher level of brake feel and power compared to stock, due in part to the Superbike-spec Nissin radial master cylinder. In fact, closing in on the apex of the turn we quickly realize how much of a squid we are for braking so early.

Even on a warm, dry afternoon Turn 5 can be a slick. Fortunately, the bike’s smooth, yet copious, corner-exiting thrust is paired with a wide 5.75-inch magnesium wheel, which is lighter and also enhances the rear tire’s contact surface area to keep you in control. When the rear end does start to squirm finishing the corner and accelerating uphill into Turn 6, it’s surprisingly easy to control. 

A 90-degree left awaits you at the top of the hill. Here it helps to have a bike that can change direction fast and the RMR 1125 continues to impress, no doubt due in part to Buell’s fundamental engineering principles, which include minimal weight and mass centralization not to mention the racebike’s lighter magnesium front rim. Ending up on the right side of the track on the exit of Turn 6, swing the bike over to the other side without letting off the gas, preparing to dive into Turn 7, a fast right-hander taken under acceleration in third gear. While really pushing it through this section, we notice the increased amount of front-end stability courtesy of the steering head cups which alter rake from 21 to 22-degrees. 


Geico RMR 1125R Parts List
Geico RMR Buell 1125R
Magnesium Front Wheel Kit (G0110.04AH) $954
Magnesium Rear Wheel Kit (G0309.05AH) $1011
Rear Wheel Spacer Kit (G0635.08AZ) $275
6mm Front Brake Rotor (H0201C.08AZA) $169.95
Rotor Mounting Hardware (H0201C.08AZA) $241.20
Nissin 19x17 Master Cylinder (H0046.08AZ) $715 Race Kit Brake Pads (H0300.1AME) $368
GP Quick Shifter Linkage (N1620C.08AZ) $279
Programmable ECM Kit (Y1152.08AZ) $775
Race Wiring Harness (Y0200.08AZ) $129.95
Chain Drive Swingarm Kit (G0625.08AZ) $1779
Ohlins 25mm Kit Forks
Ohlins TTX Shock
Race Subframe (L1090.08AZ) $129.95
Race Battery Pan (Y1576.09AZ) $241.95
Race Exhaust (S2110A.08B2) $1,799.00
Steering Stop Limiter (J0001.08AZ) $16.95
Steering Cups (1-degree) $232.95
Vortex Clip Ons $140
Bodywork Kit: $1640
Ohlins Steering Damper Kit (J1402.08AZ) $495
Now it’s time to motor down another hill, termed Hurry Downs. Hitting the rev-limiter signals it’s time to brake, downshift into second gear, trail lightly on the brakes (this corner can be a bit slick, too) and hustle through Turn 8.

Steer the bike across the track and pass underneath the Johnsonville Bridge. Short shift into third gear and then dive into a long right-hand downhill arching turn, appropriately named, the Carousel. Here a considerable amount of time is spent on the right edge of the tires, so it’s important the bike not only stays planted but delivers enough feedback through the handlebars thereby allowing the rider to rail the corner as hard as possible. And the level of feedback delivered via the Ohlins-equipped fork is simply astounding. Where the stock set-up wistfully glides over pavement, the Ohlins units forces you to feel every crack, bump and pavement ripple, allowing the bike to be ridden hard and extort near maximum performance from the tires. 

Barreling through the Carousel be sure to hold and inside line and gently work the throttle as the exit nears. Having a clear view of the exit, bring the bike in tight, close to the red-yellow curbing which serves as apex point, hit that, then dial in full throttle and let the bike drift wide before bringing it back over and setting up for Turn 11. 

Previously known as the Kink, Turn 11 was modified a few years ago for safety reasons. In its previous configuration, the bend would be taken on the gas in third or fourth gear, depending on the bike. A solid concrete wall broke your fall if something were to go wrong and, unfortunately, quite often it did, thus the need for the revised chicane. 

And despite what some say, it’s actually a fun section. Yet another hard braking section requires the rider to trail the binders heavily all the way to the apex of the entrance. The 1mm thicker perimeter-mounted ZTL2 brake disc, kit racing brake pads, and superbike-spec master cylinder deliver a superb amount of power as well as braking sensation. And when paired with its Ohlins-equipped front fork, all the ingredients are there to aggressively load the front tire into the turn.

As soon as you enter the chicane, it’s time to pickup the bike and swing it over, clip the curbing then pick up the throttle as hard as possible. Here the Ohlins TTX shock keeps the rear end from squatting too much, yet it allows the rear tire to dig into the pavement like a oversized paddle tire in sand and shoot you forward into RA’s second forested straightaway. It’s incredible how good this motorcycle gets off the corner. Yet even with all of this traction, there isn’t a hint of headshake.

Geico RMR Buell 1125R
It’s unreal just how efficiently the 1125R racebike puts its power down to the pavement.


While in stock form the 1125R’s engine is no slouch, the race pipes and updated fuel and ignition maps make for more robust mid-range power. From as low as 6000 revs, “Steamroller” pulls much harder and it just gets stronger as revs increase. However, reaching its rev ceiling it doesn’t have the same rush of power one might expect given how stout its mid-range is. 

It feels like you’re in a blurred green time warp when clicking into third, fourth and then fifth gear zooming toward Canada Corner. Reaching the brake marker, pull back on the front lever, while rapidly downshifting into second gear. Buell’s Hydraulic Vacuum Assisted (HVA) back-torque limiting slipper clutch works perfectly here and is a carbon-copy of the one found in Danny Eslick’s No. 9 racebike. 

Back on the power, run the bike all the way to the curbing while pointing it to the right edge of the track just before Turn 13. The bike smoothly turns to the right under full power, then as the corner nears steer the bike and nail the apex. Dial in full throttle without actually seeing where you’re going and the bike runs out over top of this small hill and into the final corner and start of RA’s final straightaway. 

Turn 14 could be one of the trickiest corners on the track yet it’s my personal favorite. You can go ridiculously deep into the turn, so it’s important to stay on the gas until the last possible second - still turning while transitioning from gas to brake. Get into the front brake lever, grab a downshift and feel the rear end of the bike coming around. Continue to trail the front brake, but don’t go crazy as keeping corner speed is vital to maximizing drive onto the straight. Get on the gas as early as possible and Steamroller drifts outside as you put your head down in anticipation for a 20-second blast through the gears. 


Geico RMR Buell 1125R
Imagine being in a blurred green time warp, that’s how you could describe zooming down one of Road America’s forested straightaway’s on Buell’s 1125R sportbike.
And that, my friends, is a lap around Road America aboard Danny Eslick’s RMR Buell 1125R Daytona SportBike. 

Probably one of the coolest things about this RMR 1125R is every single part on the machine is available from Buell. So anyone can turn their Buell 1125R sportbike in to a full factory racer, no joke. Even better, the prices aren’t ridiculously out of line. In fact, including the cost of the bike you can build one of your own for under $25,000. And that’s the real deal - the same bike that factory-supported riders Eslick and Barnes pilot in DSB. 

Given how solid of a platform Buell has in the base 1125R, it’s hardly a surprise just how good the RMR 1125R is. Not only does it deliver much sharper performance, it does so without sacrificing one of the 1125R’s most important hallmarks—ease of use. Simply put, this is one of the most user-friendly racing motorcycles we’ve ever ridden.

Yamaha Star Roadliner - Best Used Bikes

Cycle World’s Best Used Bikes: Yamaha Star Roadliner
Years sold: 2006-’10
MSRP new: $13,580 (2006) to $15,290 (2010)
Blue Book retail value: $7855 (2006) to $11,440 (2010)
Basic specs: A single-shock, aluminum-framed cruiser powered by an ohv, 1854cc, 48-degree, air-cooled, counterbalanced, four-valve-per-cylinder V-Twin that made “only” 86.7 horsepower at 4600 rpm but slammed out 110.7 foot-pounds of torque at an impressively low 2150 rpm.
Why it won: Though heavy (753 pounds dry) and long (67.7-inch wheelbase), the big Roadliner impressed us by doing just about everything better than any other cruiser on the market. Its Art Deco styling does tend to divide riders into two disparate categories: those who think it’s overdone and those who think it’s drop-dead gorgeous.
But for a bike of its size and design, the ’Liner handles remarkably well, is comfortable enough for long rides, and the engine alone is almost worth the price of admission. From the rider’s standpoint, the Roadliner’s exhaust has a sharp, powerful bark that mimics the bellow of big-inch Harley engines snorting through aftermarket pipes, yet to bystanders, it seems very little louder than any other stock V-Twin. Combine that with outstanding throttle response and brisk, immediate roll-on acceleration, and you have an engine that, in many ways, is the most satisfying of all the cruiser V-Twins.
From the 2006 Ten Best story: “Every manufacturer hopes to hit a home run with a new model, but with the Star Roadliner, Yamaha has belted a game-winning grand slam.”
Useful resources: We are not aware of any discussion groups dedi­cated exclusively to the Roadliner and its saddle­bags-and-windshield stablemate, the Stratoliner, but you can find plenty of informative chatter about these bikes on numerous Yamaha Star forums. And, as usual, there are plenty of Roadliner/Stratoliner accessories being hawked on the triple-w, along with numerous listings of these Star models up for sale.

20110719

2011 Indian Motorcycles Canadian Debut

2011 Indian Motorcycles Canadian Debut.  Native American Motorcycles presented the brand new 2011 Chief Blackhawk in addition to Dark Horse colors into the public in the North The united states International Sport bike Super show from International Middle in Nova Scotia on January. 7, 2011. Inspired because of the Art Deco era, the Blackhawk in addition to Blackhawk Bluish are new-for-2011 particular edition Chief motorcycle versions.
The Blackhawk motorcycle is supplied in Thunder Dark-colored with Pale yellow Cream in addition to Indian Reddish colored custom car cleaning, while that Blackhawk Bluish arrives within Thunder Dark-colored with Native American Red custom made detailing. The principle Dark Horse is often a dark in addition to sinister motorcycle obtainable in new gloss finishes regarding Thunder Dark-colored and Native American Red, in addition to a smoke a pipe “matte” finish obtainable in Thunder Dark-colored, Indian Reddish colored and Strong Water Orange.
The 2011 Native American motorcycles attribute American-built 105 cubic in . Power Plus V-Twin power trains by using electronic shut down loop sequential port fuel treatment. The cylinders tend to be Nikasil-plated, and also the stainless aluminum exhaust system has a good integrated 3-way catalytic converter by using heated o2 sensors.
A 6-speed Baker transmission delivers power into the real controls via any belt commute. Stopping is actually achieved by using updated Brembo 4-piston calipers, by using 11. 5-inch dual rotors in advance. A ordinary 5. 5-gallon fuel tank offers the Indians’ vacation range. Car seats are all-leather in addition to built to exacting specs.
Indian Sport bike accessories were being also about display, and apparel designed for purchase, at The united states International Sport bike Supershow from International Middle. All 2011 Chiefs attribute 110th anniversary badging, in addition to a 110th anniversary speedometer.
Native american Motorcycle appeared to be founded within 1901 within Springfield, MA, in addition to Pappy Hoel, on the list of company’s original dealers, set up the famous Sturgis Rally. Native american Motorcycle, now located in Kings Huge batch, NC, takes great pride in it has the rich background.
“We tend to be all fired up to participate 110 years of history, ” Frank Bernauer, Native american Motorcycle General Manager advised Ultimate MotorCycling.
“Our fresh product, gadgets and clothes show which Indian Sport bike Company is actually looking forward while celebrating some of our past. We try to achieve an awesome product through sound architectural, dedication to quality, excellent dealers in addition to outstanding consumer service. “. 2011 Indian Motorcycles Canadian Debut

2011 Harley CVO Road Glide

There is something cleansing of a long journey through the pine trees in the thin mountain air.  2011 Harley CVO Road Glide – Wheels and gears turn, aerate the soul the same way as the gray granite stones packed California Truckee River, white foam and green. Pulse 110 cubic inch Screamin ‘Eagle engine distances me everyday and I am right now. I like the remnants of winter snow at Squaw Valley. A flash of sunlight off the chrome-laden 2011 Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide Ultra brings me back to my mental wanderings.

2011 Harley CVO Road Glide  design

Making our way out of Tahoe wife Jane and I have the pleasure of driving, Road Glide Ultra. For the first time 2011 Harley CVO Road Glide  designed by the legendary band Custom Vehicle Operations Ultra gets the nomination, which marks its top line. The exclusive right to maintain limited production of 3000 is available in three colors, and the book is an impressive custom properties, which CVO Road Glide Ultra one of the most sought after bike comes off the assembly line.
Turning west on Highway 80 from Truckee, we reach the inevitable road construction that dogs mountain roads. Built as a serious machine trip, the Road Glide Ultra is based on the last of Harley-Davidson Touring chassis, with its simple frame backbone of the mast and tilting in two parts. This rigid frame adds durability and maneuverability. Air adjustable shocks allow the suspension to be adjusted depending on the load and help minimize the effects of a bumpy road, while the ABS brakes ensure safety stop on the sidewalk crisp.

After construction and during the infamous Donner Pass, long hair waves Jane behind her to open the throttle speed to hit the road. Make the heart of the 2011 Harley CVO Road Glide Screamin ‘Eagle Twin Cam 110 engine, which pumps 115 ft / lbs of torque at 4000 rpm. Electronic Throttle Control with Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection mixed with the perfect ratio of the combustion chambers of air and fuel, spasms, increasing or bogging does not happen. The pulse of 45 degrees from the engine is pure American soul embedded with powdered chromium and granite, the buffer with rubber mounts. 2-1-2 Dual chrome silencers, completed the ticket ends with a black inlaid spear, so that everyone within earshot know that you’re riding a Harley.

Harley CVO Road Glide 2011

I throw the cruise control and stretch my legs out of the highway pegs, which will receive a new driver’s seat for two, on tour with the back of the pilot. Touring seat dual-control heated is an independent style, which is to suspend the rider and passenger on the cockpit separated from the road and to provide greater comfort. The seat is narrower than the front for added comfort and skin stopped a backrest for the passenger adjustable lumbar support, and model-specific embroidery. long-distance comfort is exceptional and worthy of CVO Ultra and nicknames.
As we approached the exit ramp on the California Highway just east of the incredibly scenic Emigrant Gap-Tech Zumo 660 GPS XM Satellite Radio channel interrupted Loft 20 indicates a turning point. 40 watts per channel through a Harman / Kardon Advanced Audio System, GPS instructions are loud and clear. The integrated system produces a sound through a new amp with custom compensation for four Boom! Speakers Bagger. A diminutive iPod Nano comes with the bike, and two headsets for CB / intercom.
A few miles to the east to California 20 in light of the fairing mounting frame, so the bike handles very well on tight mountain roads. Dunlop multi-tread of rubber-mounted dual 18-inch wheels, chrome mirrors bookends the framework of a shaker with long-range success designed for the handling and endurance. traction abundant confidence allows me to tilt the bike until move two boards. Finally, large trees have started to block the XM satellite signal, so I switched to the iPod, which has an interface and support to put the bag right.
Stop in Nevada City for lunch at the restaurant in 1849 Stonehouse California style, Jane and I stretch our legs and admire the brilliant opulence offered by the CVO Road Glide Ultra. The exquisite Red River and black paint scheme Ember our framework is unmatched for its quality and accuracy. Deep red metallic black paint pinstripes quartzite is huge and attracts the eye. Rumble collection features black rubber footpegs chrome four stress changes and brake pedals, highway pegs, saddlebag latch covers, heated grips and chrome finishes. diamond inserts are presented in CB pod, vacuum cover, and cover the Tour-Pak.
Shark-nose fairing frame with two lights, reminiscent of the classic muscle cars scattered in front of the rider and the amphitheater. analog gauges are placed symmetrically around the tint on the sound system console. The windshield is deflected by 16 inches, but the air around the driver’s compartment, but the top is in my line of vision, which in my opinion false. bags of shirts are offered and the Tour-Pak has a plush lining with monogram and two CVO may crash remotely using the key. 2011 Harley CVO Road Glide   Ultra luxury without compromising the machine is designed for the huge gap in the front. Driver and passenger experience of hard X-Factor: a monopoly. Assured that their method of transport is far from a normal level could be anything but random.
In 2011 Harley Davidson CVO Road Glide Ultra lack nothing come between you and the skyline.

2011 Roehr ESuperSport Specifications

2011 Roehr eSuperSport Photo
2011 Roehr eSuperSport Specifications.  Roehr American manufacturer of motorcycles has taken the veil of the new 2011 street eSuperSport production electric motorcycles legal model, a result of a collaboration with General Motors Hyosung USA. This seems like a very professionally done conversion of the Hyosung GT650R. It looks good, the performance and range are in line with what we are coming to expect for electric motorcycles and the price makes the whole package a bargain. 2011 Roehr eSuperSport Features
Okey, you can read the 2011 Roehr eSuperSport Specifications below :
Motor _ 2011 Roehr eSuperSport Specifications
  • Type: AC Induction
Power: 50Kw (67Hp) peak
Torque: 80 lb/ft
Battery
  • Voltage/Ah: 96V (nominal) / 80Ah
  • Type: LiFePO4 high discharge cylindrical cell
  • Capacity: 7.7 Kwh
  • Amperage: 650 amps (peak)
  • Recharge time: 7 hours
  • Charging: 1000 watt on-board
  • Management: LVC, HVC, shunt balancing
Performance
  • Average Range: 75 Miles (120 Km)
  • Top Speed: 100+ MPH (160+ Km/h)
2011 Roehr eSuperSport Specifications
Componentsc _ 2011 Roehr eSuperSport Specifications
  • Front Suspension: 41mm inverted, adjustable rebound and
  • Frame: Twin oval tube steel beam frame
  • Rear Suspension: Single shock with rising rate linkage,
  • compression dampening
  • Front Brakes: 2 x 300mm discs, 4 piston calipers
  • adjustable for preload.
  • Rear Brakes: Single disc, 2 piston caliper
Tires front/rear: 120/60ZR17; 160/60ZR17 Bridgestone
MSRP: $17,995

2012 Kawasaki KX450F Preview and Pictures

2012 Kawasaki KX450F Preview and Pictures. Racing is definitely in the forefront when Kawasaki designs their latest motorcycles. So when it involves the 2012 Kawasaki KX450F, one only needs to consider the 2011 AMA Supercross Championship. Ryan Villopoto was easy aboard the 2012 Kawasaki KX450F. However when situations are so good there’s just one factor left to complete: make sure they are better.  And that is what Kawasaki did using the new Kawasaki KX450F, which features the “greatest degree of driver flexibility and also the most progressive electronics package ever seen on the production motocrosser.”
Built upon exactly the same platform that powered Villopoto to 2011 AMA SX Champion, the 2012 Kawasaki KX450F’s aluminum perimeter frame and ruling motor receive a number of unique features to produce a smaller sized and mass-centralized chassis powered by more functional energy than ever before. The latest addition towards the 2012 Kawasaki KX450F may be the Launch Control Mode, that is updated to maximise traction from the beginning gate. This is achieved without compromising the mid-range grunt or straight-line speed that made the KX450F famous.

Kawasaki states “2012 Kawasaki KX450F riders can certainly activate the brand new Launch Control mode – a vital feature nothing you’ve seen prior seen on the production motocross bike. The push-button product is triggered by a little the turn on the left handlebar, and maximizes off-the-line acceleration by changing ignition timing in third and fourth gears to assist maximize grip and lower the risk of excessive wheelspin. “Shifting into third gear instantly deactivates Launch Control Mode and returns the ignition timing towards the parameters from the installed ignition map. The Launch Control’s effectiveness is further enhanced with a chassis made to maximize suspension performance and rear wheel traction.”
From Kawasaki:
Aside from the new Launch Control, Kawasaki offers a higher level of flexibility for that driver and also the 2012 Kawasaki KX450F’s motor. Kawasaki states With a range of four different handlebar positions, two footpeg positions, and virtually limitless ignition mapping abilities – because of its advanced Digital Fuel Injection (DFI) system – the 2012 Kawasaki KX450F is distinctively able to adjust to altering track and surface conditions and meet the requirements of the remarkably number of riders. The brand new  Kawasaki KX450F also offers enhanced mid- to high-finish energy along with a wider powerband, because of many engine upgrades. 5-speed transmission can also be refurbished for enhanced shifting.
For the frame, Kawasaki states an overall total width decrease in 4mm over the primary frame spars provides the 2012 Kawasaki KX450F probably the most slender mid-section ever. The brand new  Kawasaki KX450F also features two footpeg positions, permitting the driver to alternate between stock and also the second position that places the footpegs five millimeters less than stock, “which not just enables for taller riders, but reduces the middle of gravity and provides the driver less perspective, contributing to both physical and mental stability.”
The KX runs on the Uni-Trak rear suspension linkage that’s now slimmer, Kayaba rear shock and Kayaba Air-Oil-Separate forks in advance this AOS system keeps oil and air in separate chambers for remarkably stable damping performance throughout lengthy motos.
The brand new gas tank includes a shorter overall height along with a narrower top section, which forms a straighter, softer line using the chair and enables greater freedom of motion for that driver. The brand new header pipe includes a shorter length and includes a tapered mid-section. The brand new silencer is really a full 60mm shorter than its predecessor, but includes a modified mix-section and also the same overall volume because the 2011 model and meets noise rules.
A brand new rigid-mount wave-type front brake rotor, slimmer front tire and new chair foam increase the extended listing of enhancements designed to the 2012 Kawasaki KX450F. Minimalist body work, modified shrouds and more compact number plates lead towards the slender feel and sleek new looks of Kawasaki’s flagship motocross machine. Sparing no focus on detail, the seams between your radiator shrouds, chair and side covers are extremely flush fitting, which will help prevent snags and permit the driver to change position and maneuver the bike better.
A blue alumite finish about the oil cap and 2 caps about the generator cover highlight the upgraded appearance from the 2012 Kawasaki KX450F motor, and match nowhere finish about the suspension adjusters and splashes of color within the new graphics. A brand new embossed logo design about the clutch cover includes a trick design that discloses a elevated Kawasaki racing insignia because the black fresh paint is worn away through the rider’s boot. The 2012 Kawasaki KX450F will come in Kawasaki Lime Eco-friendly, with black alumite-covered rims, blue anodized highlights and aggressive graphics.

New 2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R Review

New 2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R Review. It’s a magnificent, technological tour p pressure having a sophisticated electronics package which includes different energy modes, and-an initial for that Japanese producers-traction and wheelie control. Until lately, this delightful buffet of options was just open to probably the most exclusive race teams as well as on precious couple of exotics it is now time for that public to dine. It is extremely apparent that occasions have transformed. A flagship of the quality is appropriately centered on track functionality, and you will find couple of better tracks to check the brand new Ninja’s mettle than Road Atlanta. Situated within the moving hillsides of north Georgia, it’s a high-speed course with dramatic elevation changes plus some tight, technical sections tossed in permanently measure.
Even though  New Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R is really a street-legal production bike, Kawasaki’s engineers were determined use a motorcycle that’s rapidly interchangeable between your street and track with minimum effort. The trunk license plate set up, and mirrors with incorporated Brought turn signals, could be rapidly removed to be able to pass tech inspection. Noticeably smaller sized and aggressive than before, the Ninja’s new bodywork enhances both the rules of aerodynamics and warmth dissipation.
Among the first a few things i observed once aboard the Ninja was how comfortable I had been within the saddle, which helped me feel built-into the bike. The position from the clip-ons continues to be elevated, and also the footpegs are slightly lower and much more forward. They are welcome changes, and also the race-crouch attack position is extremely natural.
I modified the footpeg place to taste and corrected the gearshift pattern towards the race-standard lower-for-up arrangement. When I blasted around Road Atlanta at speeds I wouldn’t dare tell my mother, the fairing felt solid, pleasing and quiet. Whistling lower the rear straight, I snapped up the following gear, and hidden with confidence in to the peace behind the cocoon-like cowling. I felt protected, because the windblast really reaching me was minor the whole bodywork is distraction-free, the industry real boon at race speed.

A totally new instrumentation package includes innovative electronic tools, and dual display modes assist the 2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R‘s transition from Street Full to trace King. Switching from Standard to Race mode, the speedometer becomes the apparatus position indicator, the odometer a lap timer, and also the small clock becomes the speedometer. Despite the plethora of knowledge displayed, the instrument pod is an extremely easy at-a-glance read. Just the sweeping Brought tach required getting accustomed to, as reading through a conventional analog tachometer is really developed during my brain. Incorporated within the a little info is definitely an LCD graph revealing instantly just how much electronic intervention is happening in the S-KTRC traction control.
Fully adjustable Showa 43mm Large Piston Forks are covered with DLC (Gemstone Like Coating) at a lower price friction. They’re accompanied with a fully adjustable flat mounted rear shock that enhances mass-centralization and creates softer damping action. A more powerful, lighter, cast aluminum twin spar frame and swingarm are the stars from the all-new Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R chassis. Kawasaki’s considerable fat loss efforts through the bike have shaved 20 pounds from the previous New Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R, and also at 436 pounds wet, Kawasaki claims it’s now the least heavy four-cylinder liter bike in production.
The possible lack of weight takes care of handsomely because the Ninja changes direction very easily and rapidly. Road Atlanta includes a chicane after cresting a blind hill that’s so slow it feels as if the bike is nearly parked in the center of it. Being of the more compact physical build, throwing a superbike backwards and forwards is commonly quite the big event for me personally, yet I had been surprised at how little effort was needed to maneuver the  Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R around. Coming from the sixth gear straight, I had been almost 20 miles per hour faster in to the first gear chicane than I’d ever handled prior to the side-to-side transition and exit were so quick the  2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R felt a lot more like a nimble 600 as opposed to a 1000cc superbike.

Within the faster sections Used to do initially go through the front-end wandering just a little wide, although following the minor adjustment of adding two turns towards the rear shock preload, the Ninja grew to become stable and grown, giving me the confidence to ride harder and go even faster. Getting rapidly recognized how well the brand new Ninja handled, I had been very intrigued to discover how intrusive the traction control system would feel. The S-KTRC is made to be positive instead of reactive, and monitors data in the various sensors-wheel speed and slip, engine revoltions per minute, throttle position, acceleration, and much more-200 occasions per second. Most oddly enough, the machine is made to maximize actual forward momentum and many-favorable acceleration. What this means is powerslides and wheelies-necessary weapons inside a racer’s toolbox-aren’t avoided if they don’t stop effective traction and forward motion.
A Kawasaki spokesperson explained the machine controls spark frequency for immediate, ultra-smooth operation. As you would expect, I had been skeptical that modulating spark frequency could occur so transparently.
However, once going ahead, the truth could be that the three-mode traction control was almost undetected in the chair. It labored very well and my confidence within the system permitted me to unwind I wound up riding the majority of the day at the very least-controlled Level 1. It is really an impressive task by Kawasaki’s engineers, given this type of potentially overwhelming quantity of energy in the whim of my wrist.
Throughout one powerslide, I possibly could have the bike just attempting to drive forward. It accomplished it inside a perfectly smooth, controlled manner not once did I experience any sputtering or hiccups using the system. The highly controlled Levels 2 and three are perfect for wet conditions, street riding, or perhaps an unskilled track driver. Closing the throttle and operating a turn on the left clip-on provides you with a chance to choose from the 3 different levels quickly. To show the machine off, just arrived at an entire stop and toggle the thumb switch.
Within each one of the three S-KTRC modes are additionally three energy configurations-Full, Medium and Low-basically giving the driver an overall total of nine options.
Low setting cuts energy lower to some 600- kind of output and is most effective for rain or very slippery conditions. Medium feels a lot more like an average 750, however the delivery is extremely gentle since it really provides the performance from the Low setting at under 50-percent throttle opening Full energy is really as referred to.
Wheelie control on the 1000cc bike sounds interesting, but about this particular track it felt under ideal. With the hard acceleration and also the steep elevation changes at Road Atlanta, I discovered the leading wheel up frequently. However, following the front pops up, a note informs the machine the front wheel is off the floor, therefore the energy is cut and also the front comes lower somewhat abruptly.
Then, the minute it touches lower, the machine realizes you’re still attempting to move forward in a rush. Full energy is reinstated too rapidly, leading to the leading in the future up again. The sensors then send exactly the same message again, repeating exactly the same cycle of occasions.
Possibly this pogo-type behavior was because of the peculiar demands of Road Atlanta overwhelming the system’s programming. Regrettably, the wheelie control is integral towards the S-KTRC system and can’t be individually disabled. If you would like traction control and also the S-KTRC is enabled, then wheelie control is triggered included in that. Enhancements towards the engine are common. Air flow is elevated, because of bigger throttle physiques, an airbox by having an additional quart of room, bigger intake valves, modified exhaust porting, and greater-lift cams. Lowering vibration wasn’t left from the designer’s punch list.
The brand new short-skirt pistons are lighter, and also the camshafts are manufactured from chromoly instead of surefire (note: a glitch located on the first production models motivated Kawasaki to change the camshaft, valve springs, and spring retainers, though I experienced no Kawasaki-referred to “valve surge” problems on my small test unit). Each one of these lead to less engine vibration, and also the Ninja is smooth and fewer fatiguing to ride.
Some superbikes possess a energy delivery which hits just like a two-stroke powerband. About the  New Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R, the energy arrives in this smooth fashion that it’s somewhat misleading-you do not realize how rapidly this bike will get up to date. Energy delivery is linear and workable, without any rough spots, converting to less both mental and physical effort.
As smooth because the motor is, it’s also very strong. I’d not a problem being released of Turn 7 in first gear after which striking 180  in sixth through the finish from the straightaway. This, obviously, requires perfect shifting and perfectly spread gear ratios to increase the transmission of energy down. I recall my ’04 Ninja’s close ratio transmission as something really special, however nowadays, the 2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R‘s cassette-style transmission has closer spacing between your top three gears, with seven exchangeable options. Technology marches on remarkably.
Everything energy is really a liability when the bike lacks a superb stopping system. Tokico radial mount brake calipers and radial pump front master cylinder are top shelf products, plus they place the grip onto 310mm front petal dvds.
Initial bite was rather plush, which will help to balance out the ride whenever you require serious stopping at high-speed. The Large Piston Forks stored dive low when difficult on the brakes. Quickly downshifting from plain in sixth gear lower to first, the adjustable back-torque restricting slipper clutch stored things smooth by stopping chatter in the rear wheel.
The energy and feel from the Tokico calipers was remarkably consistent, and fade would be a non-problem. Because the day advanced and my confidence within the  Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R‘s capabilities increased, I discovered myself pushing harder and much deeper into corners-I braked later and then, but still hit my new marks and didn’t blow any corners.
The titanium exhaust headers are hydro-created and nearly just like race-ready contemporaries. The brand new ZX-10R can be quite quiet-almost too quiet for that driver. Like the majority of track day fanatics, I put on ear plugs and often depend on aural cues to change gears a lot more than the tachometer and (adjustable) Brought change indicator. Clearly, an aftermarket slip-on muffler is needed. I had been welcomed having a nice surprise at what made an appearance to become the finish during the day. After my final session aboard the conventional  2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R, I had been agreed to ride the Kawasaki-named “Energy-Up” bike. It was exactly the same 2011 Kawasaki ZX-10R I used to be riding all day long, aside from being uncorked by a few upgrades.
A slip-on muffler and prototype race-ECU launched an additional 18 horsepower (stated) over stock. Additionally towards the alternative from the stock muffler, the trunk license plate set up and rear view mirrors were removed. That may not seem enjoy it totals as much as a lot of weight, however it was taken not even close to the middle of mass, and that i was amazed at just how much of an optimistic difference it made about the track.
I could not help but notice how exceptional the throttle response grew to become-it had been as though the bike was reading through my thoughts and understood after i desired to accelerate. As pointed out, the aftermarket slip-on provided some helpful feedback without having to be obnoxious actually, the muffler shipped a proper, crisp observe that was instantly intoxicating.
The stated horsepower increase appeared tough to believe, until I rode the Energy-Up bike. I am unsure how accurate my chair dyno is, but my advanced brake markers were approaching much earlier than they’d been in the conventional-spec machine. I had been shocked in the difference these minimal modifications made, also it offered me a glimpse into exactly what the  Ninja ZX-10R will manage to entirely race spec.
Road Atlanta truly is really a demanding track-a complete-on ride ride with the hillsides of Georgia. Getting tried exactly what the new ZX-10R is capable of doing, it’s obvious that certain are now able to go out of the Kawasaki car dealership having a bike which will likely handle whatever you can throw in internet marketing.
Having a energy-to-weight ratio (in Energy Up-spec) that betters the astounding BMW S1000RR, the brand new Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R has decisively elevated the bar. Whilst they made great road bikes, previous models in race trim were never quite in a position to step-up up from the podium. Kawasaki could possess the tool to alter everything this year.

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