Honda CBR125R

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2007 Honda CBR 125R

Honda CBR125R has a 125cc engine capacity so that it can be said that a light bike than a motorcycle to class Superbike and MotoGP racing. Honda CBR125R aerodynamic systems have the ability to conquer the fast corners. Honda sportbike without a clean-running four-stroke engine with fuel-injection, a six-speed transmission, a stable twin-spar chassis with bump-smoothing suspension, and safety features such as hard-stopping disc brakes front and rear.

Honda CBR125R Specifications

Engine
Engine Type : Liquid-cooled 4-stroke 2-valve SOHC single
Displacement : 125CC

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2009 Honda CBR 1000 RR

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Honda has came up with an efficient and power-packed bike in the form of the 2009 Honda CBR 1000RR. This bike is available in two versions – the simple CBR1000RR, and the CBR1000RR ABS. The model has been rated as one of the lightest and most compact high-performance bikes in the literbike category.

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Honda NSR/CBR Pictures & Wallpapers

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Pictures & Wallpapers of Honda NSR and CBR series.

2004 Honda NSR 50R
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AERMACCHI motorcycles

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aermacchi_motonews_bizAfter World War II had ended it was decided to start peacetime production with a three-wheeler truck. This was an unorthodox but very good design. Then, anticipating the motor cycle boom and intending to have a stake in it, the Aermacchi chiefs looked for a good designer who could produce an attractive lightweight. Their choice was Lino Tonti, who had been at Benelli and had worked on aircraft engines during the war. Tonti designed a 50 cc motorcycle that broke the land speed record for the displacement.

The bikes produced by Aermacchi were quite successful in the postwar Italian market, also thanks to their repeated placements on the race tracks. The firm designed and produced models incorporating the Italian word “Ala” (wing) in its names, such as “Ala Verde”, “Ala Blu” and “Ala d’Oro” (respectively “green wing”, “blue wing” and “golden wing”).

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Yamaha DT50MX

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Yamaha DT50MXThe Yamaha DT50MX is the most common 50cc in the Yamaha DT series. Production started in 1978 and ended 1996. The moped is very common in Scandinavia where its leasing competitor was the Honda MT50. DT50MX is available in different colours, such as red-black, red-white, blue-yellow, black-purple and white-pink.

Boasting a 50cc engine and a five-speed sequential gearbox, it is still commonly used by 16-year olds as a means of getting on the road without having to resort to a scooter, a range of aftermarket parts are available including performance reeds, big bore kits, racing exhaausts and sprocket kits which enable the engine to develop more power and/or speed.

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Honda NSR50

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honda-nsr50Honda’s NSR 50 is one of the most commonly raced bikes in Minibike club road racing. Though the NSR 50 is not street legal in the United States, safe and legal racing environments are available in many states, often found at kart racing tracks.

 

The NSR50 has a 49cc water-cooled, two-stroke engine, a manual clutch with six gears, and typically falls into class with other two-stroke 50cc road bikes such as the YSR50. Though, it is also commonly classed with up to 110cc four-stroke bikes.

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Streetfighter

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Moto Morini corsaro StreetFighterA streetfighter is a superbike that is customized by removing the fairing, and making other changes that result in an overall more aggressive look. Made popular by European riders, this type of custom motorcycle is gaining popularity all over the world.

This particular term should not be confused with a street motorcycle or street-use motorcycle, which is a generic term (used by the motorcycle industry) applied to urban street bikes.

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Mini Chopper

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mini_chopper_110cc_v_type_engineMini choppers are scaled-down versions of custom-built motorcycles known as choppers and are generally constructed from 1″ steel tubing or 3/4″ steel black pipe. The tube or pipe is bent and then welded together to get the desired angles and shapes of the frame, which is usually custom made.

Mini choppers use a variety of engines although the most typical would be a Briggs & Stratton or Tecumseh horizontal shaft industrial engine with a non-tapered shaft. Other engines include small motorcycle engines and power sport engines such as ATV and dirt bike engines. If an industrial engine is used,some sort of transmission also needs to be used to apply power to the rear wheel. Centrifugal clutches, which allow the engine to idle without moving the chopper, are also used however they result in a fixed gear ratio for both low and higher speed operation. However, some people opt to make a jackshaft, which allows the builder to change the gear ratio to his liking or to change which side the axle sprocket is on.

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Café racer

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Honda CB750 Cafe RacersA café racer, originally pronounced “caff” (as in Kaff) racer, is a type of motorcycle as well as a type of motorcyclist. Both meanings have their roots in the 1960s British counterculture group the Rockers or the Ton Up Club, although they were also common in Italy, Germany, and other European countries.

Rockers were a young and rebellious Rock and Roll counterculture that wanted a fast, personalized and distinctive bike to travel between transport cafés along the newly built arterial motorways in and around British towns and cities. The goal of many was to be able to reach 100 miles per hour (called simply “the ton”) along such a route where the rider would leave from a cafe, race to a predetermined point and back to the cafe before a single song could play on the jukebox, this was called record-racing. They are remembered as being especially fond of Rockabilly music and their image is now embedded in today’s rockabilly culture.

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World championship of bike building

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world-championship-of-bike-buildingThe World championship of bike building is a competition annually held by Custom Chrome and the American Motorcycle Dealer (AMD) magazine. The first competition was held in 2004 as an extension of the AMD ProShow Bike Builder contest series held in Europe held since 2002, which by some already was unofficially acknowledged as a European championship The top three finishers from the European championship are rewarded with an entry in the world championship, there are also a number of affiliate events in various countries in Europe as well as in Japan Australia and Mexico. The judging of the events are done by ‘peer review’, in that all competitors collectively decide the winner, together with a select panel of invited judges from the press and aftermaket industry.

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