Harley Davidson Iron 883 2009 bike

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Harley Davidson is the king of two wheels. this is Harley Davidson Iron 883 2009 bike which has very attractive black matte finish. it has 883CC very powerful engine. this bike made according to Harley Davidson's theme. it just have a analog speedometer only. both front and rear wheels have disc brakes. like every Harley Davidson, Iron 883 is a air cooling bike but it also has a electronic fan to support cooling system.

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When Honda introduced the 110 CC Absolute Revolution in FX Sudirman, Friday (29 / 1) PT Astra Honda Motor (AHM) as a single agent Honda brand holders do not just display a few units of the three variants of a new variant, the Spoke, Wheel and Deluxe Casting Casting Wheel). There are two units Revo Alsolute a modified go on display, the Revo and Revo Hitech Sporty Luxury VIP who has invited the attention of journalists.

"The Absolute Honda 110 cc Revo is Honda team dipermak Research & Development South East Asia (HRS)," said Reza Goduan Parulian, Designer Styling as well as supervision in the project who spent nearly 3 months.

Before polishing motor, first made an image of Reza said it took a month. "The cultivation process takes about five weeks and the two motors, each commanded by one person," said Reza.

For the cost of modifications, further Reza, Revo Hitech spend around Rp30 million, while the Luxury of about Rp20 million. "However, this modification as a reference only, hence the original shape of the motor is still strong," said Reza.

Absolute Revo appropriate to the most luxurious Hitech Sporty. But the most interesting of these modifications is the muffler design. Both the Hitech and Luxury styles are designed moge. The model is not long, but short and trapezoidal design, rather than round or oval.

The most luxurious of the two models is that Sporty. Both rim which superlebar homemade, including the design of his fingers. Impression as a motor-powered fast rate freeze is emitted through both the front and rear brake system was adopted disc. Then the model changed the standard suspension into monosok.

Not only that, given the standard swing arm condom (wrapped) dual models added to make a duck look muscular. Then, certain parts of the body such as Kevlar motives contrived central motor, and some spackboard back spackboard front, the inside wing, shell lamps and handle (the back seat). So, grip on the handlebars also replaced and be given be given a counterweight end.

On the outside of the wing given two small lights, one of whom serves as a light sein. Unfortunately, Footstep is still the standard and make a foothold Rider no. Included also on Luxury models. Understandably, his name also made reference modifications.

While the Luxury model, suspension systems still refer to the standard. Only the slope angle has changed more to the front and wearing gas model. In addition to the short exhaust, other interesting things foothold for motorists strained wide. Model designed Sepatbor motogp back. Very fitted with six bolt rim

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Bike Model: Kawasaki Ninja RR
Chassis: KRR150
Engine: 1878 Super Kips Engine
Suspension: OEM (fr), Ohlins (rr)
Brakes: Nissin GSX 750 with NSR RR rotor(fr), OEM (rr)
Wheels: Enkei Racing 17x1.85 (fr), 17x3.00(rr)
Tyres: Bridgestone Battlax BT090 100/70 (fr), 120/70(rr)
Fuel: AVGAS (race), Pertamax Plus (daily)
Oil: Shell Racing-X (2T), Conoco 10-40W (Engine), Motul DOT 5.1 (brakes)

Internal Engine Mods:
OEM piston and ring, port & polish, cylinder sleeves, Boyesen 755 reed valve

External Engine Mods:
CMS racing exhaust system, Keihin PWK racing carburetor (open air), Daytona racing throttle cable, Daytona front master cylinder brake system, GPR braided brake lines, Ferodo racing brake pads

Drivetrain:
OEM gearbox and clutch, Daytona racing clutch cable

Bodyworks:
OEM Lime Green colour, half naked fairing, Yoshimura racing steps, Nova Dash side blinkers

Gamba Honda VTR 250 Pesaing Kawasaki Ninja ZX 250R

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At first, manufacturers have been producing Honda VTR 250 in 1997 when the market is increasingly targeted at the domestic production for the Japanese market. And after all these years, the Honda VTR 250 eventually exported overseas, especially to Europe with the course design tailored to the desires of local consumers.

So Honda VTR 250 was made of this. With the aim to make it look sexy and powerful tight, this new motor using V-Twin engine 90 degrees, and 4 valve liquid-cooled. Here there is no difference between the bore and stroke it with previous versions, VTR 250 Interceptor 1989-1990 sold in America.

And it seems the two motors are increasingly using the same machine. It was perceived as sufficient capital to compete with the motor manufacturer, Kawasaki, Ninja 250 R. As is well known that the VTR 250 Honda engine has a power equivalent engine Kawasaki Ninja 250 R, which is about 30 hp at maximum torque 10,500 rpm.

Yet there has been no official confirmation of the price for Honda VTR 250 in Europe. If the manufacturer Honda really intend this to menarungkan motorcycle Kawasaki Ninja ZX 250 R, it's likely there will be a price range around USD 5900 or USD 64 million or more (excluding taxes)

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Motegi - A day after the failure of the Japanese Moto GP, Fiat Yamaha held a direct preparation for next season. New motor for the year 2008 was tested by Valentino Rossi.

Yamaha did not want to sink too long lamented the failure of two consecutive seasons deliver world champion Rossi. Monday at Motegi circuit (24/9/2007) local time, Yamaha issued a prototype motor that they will use for the 2008 season.

Motorcyclenews reported Tuesday (25/9/2007), Yamaha's new ride has a completely new chassis also arm swing and body motor. Throughout the day Monday Rossi tested spesifiksi two motors with different, but later it was discovered that the motor with a pneumatic valve (water control) for the 2008 season is still in development and does not include the testing.

Yamaha are very far behind compared to Ducati this season was seriously develop motor for next season. Rossi also had a chance to try out with the motor had worn this season.

"We have two chassis to be tested next year. We use the same machine that I use in the race so I can make a direct comparison with sasinya. Sasisnya no problem, we should pay more attention to the machine, it was our problem, "said Rossi.

Of 15 series that have been held this season, Ducati could win nine championships. While Yamaha only gets four. For the second time in quick succession, Rossi failed to embrace the world championships.

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The latest Honda motorcycle in the Thai domestic line up to get the PGM-FI (fuel Injection) upgrade is the Honda Air Blade. At first glance, the new and stylish Honda Air Blade i looks to be no much different than his none fuel injection brother in the range. This doesn't change when you site on the bike as the lightweight and compact dimensions give little indication of the true engine capability.

But twist the throttle, and rocket off you go, pin the throttle back and it soon becomes apparent which machine you actually on. The Honda Air Blade PGM-FI really does lift its skirt and get a move on.

The 108cc liquid-cooled SOHC single-cylinder four-stroke engine, equipped with the latest on fuel injection and electronic ingestion and fuel control systems making the ride both fun and very rapid. The engine is both torquey and revvy, making the most of any available acceleration.

With its well designed and proven frame design, well-controlled suspension and perfect balanced rubber, the chassis is tight and accurate through bends. With Honda's Combi-brake technology, the stopping department not only matches this fine handling, it surpasses it.

On the fuel consumption, the Honda Air Blade i with PGM-FI uses about 15% LESS fuel then it the Honda Air Blade equipped with regular carburetor. The Honda Air blade i with PGM-FI is not only better in fuel economics, the performance is so much better, and during this all producing 80% less dangerous exhaust emissions. Honda claims that you would save per year, being a average rider, more then 1,500 Baht per year. Also Honda claims that the new improved Air Blade i engine need less service per year.

The new for 2009 Honda Air Blade i with PGM-FI (fuel injection) system comes in the color combinations; model NC110AM has "White-Red Deluxe" and "Black-Silver", and model NC110AP has the colors "Precious Golden Brown" and "Rubilize Red". The main difference between the Honda Air Blade NC110AM and NC110AP is that the NC110AM has spoke wired wheels and the NC110AP has light weight aluminum alloy wheels.

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Naked muscle: The Kawabusa II

Norm Wilding probably did not like the Suzuki B-King very much, so he decided to build his own Hayabusa-powered naked musclebike. And he seems to have done well...!

Pics: MidMoMc, via Motoblog

This very hot looking Kawabusa II special is the work of one Norm Wilding, at MidMoMc. The starting point for the bike was a 2003 Kawasaki ZRX1200R, which is where the chassis comes from. Everything else – including the engine, wheels, brakes, suspension and swingarm – are off a 2005 Suzuki Hayabusa.

This is, in fact, Wilding’s second Kawabusa, with significant improvements having been made to the original. Apart from various mechanical modifications, the bike benefits from various bolt-ons: carbonfibre front fender and rear hugger, gauges/instruments from a Suzuki GSX1400, headlight from a Suzuki Bandit, Renthal handlebars, BF Goodrich braided stainless steel brake lines, oil cooler and tail unit from a GSX-R1000, Yoshimura exhaust system and a Power Commander.

‘I built this bike because I love the power of the Hayabusa, and the upright riding position of the ZRX. The Kawabusa II sure is a blast to ride,’ says Wilding. But of course…

Funny Front: Tier Motorsports’ Yamaha R1 concept

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Fork off: Tier Motorsports' Yamaha R1 concept, with a single-sided front swingarm
Pics: The Biker Gene

Over the last few decades, some manufacturers and independent specialists have tried to break away from the ubiquitous telescopic front fork, and tried various kinds of alternative front suspension on motorcycles. However, BMW seem to be the only bike manufacturers who’ve ever had any significant commercial success with bikes that had alternative front ends, while the Britten V1000 is probably the only successful racebike that did not use the conventional fork.

In theory, some alternative front ends – the front swingarm for example – can separately deal with the forces generated by braking, steering and cornering a motorcycle, and thus offer significantly better handling. In practice, however, very few of these systems seem to have worked.

In any case, there is no dearth of people who keep trying to find a suspension solution that’s better than the good old telescopic fork, and that’s where Tier Motorsports come in. This company has designed a concept motorcycle, based on the Yamaha R1, that’s fitted with a single-side swingarm and a monoshock in place of the regular USD fork.

Among a dozen other things, the Tier Motorsports’ front end uses a completely vertical steering axis, instead of the tilted steering axis that telescopic forks have to use because of their rake. Claimed advantages are adjustable dive under braking, more consistent steering, increased high speed stability, better ride comfort, full-range adjustability and an increase in braking performance.

The claimed advantages all sound good, but we wonder if this single-sided front swingarm will ever make to production reality. Given how good USD forks on modern sportsbikes have become, the possibility for alternative front suspension being accepted on mainstream bikes looks bleak. That is, unless this kind of suspension is backed up by some other pathbreaking technology, like two-wheel-drive perhaps. A 2WD Yamaha R1 with single-sided front and rear swingarms? Hmmm… now that would be interesting!

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