Monday, August 31, 2009
Friday, August 28, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Suzuki B-King Best MotorCycle
The B-King is a naked sport bike manufactured by Suzuki, that was unveiled in 2007.It uses the same 1340 cc (81.7 cu in) engine that is fitted to the Hayabusa, but with different exhaust and inlet systems.
The bike produces a tested 162.97 hp (122 kW) and 85.72 lb·ft (116 N·m) of torque.
The B-King was originally revealed in 2001 as a concept show bike powered by a supercharged Hayabusa engine and fitted with a 240 section rear tyre.
HARLEY DAVIDSON INDIA 2009
Harley-Davidson took almost 2 years to plan the launch of its brand retail outlets in the Indian subcontinent. And finally they are close to launching, nearly 2 years after receiving the import license for the Indian market.
The company was granted permission to launch their products in India in 2007 itself but they decided otherwise as the high import duties would make the bikes too expensive.
The company would launch bikes whose price tag would range from Rs 4 – 14 lakhs via the CBU route which will see 60% import duty by the end of 2009. it may consider assembling its low-end Sportster 883 at its proposed Greenfield assembly facility in a CKD form, although the location has not yet been finalized.
India’s ministry of shipping, road transportation and highways had earlier rejected Harley Davidson’s proposal to come to India saying that India lacked prescribed emission norms for motorcycles with an engine capacity more than 500cc. Although many bikes have been allowed imports which do have engine capacity above 500cc, which includes 1300cc Suzuki Hayabusa last November.
The FIPB will meet on 20 February to review Harley Davidson’s application. The Harley Davidson bikes are expected to hit the Indian roads by the end of 2009, and local assembling of CKD units would start in India by 2010-2011.
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
New Mercedes-Benz Bike Sports Selection 2009/2010
Hi guys,This is august, which means it's time to get outside and start enjoying the beautiful winter breeze. To help you get started, Mercedes has launched their Mercedes-Benz Bike Sports Selection 2009/2010. For the off-road lovers, there's an aluminum framed full-suspension mountain bike featuring SRAM gearing, Avid Elixier CR disc brakes and a set of DT Swiss X 1800 wheels.
Kawasaki NINJA ZX-14 Monster Energy
The king of the Kawasaki Ninjas offers massive torque, effortless power, easy handling and a comfortable ride to keep itself at the Top in the superbike class at only $12,399USD. This Ninja is capable of accelerating from 0–60 mph in 2.5 seconds. This top speed is electronically limited to 299 km/h making it one of the fastest bikes of 2009. It is powered by 203 hp/ 151kW engine.
Suzuki HAYABUSA GSX 1300R
The GSX1300R is number one sports bike among all. It was designed to be the fastest racing bike. We felt that its potential is slightly ahead of its competitors due to acceleration, potential unrestricted top speed and ride quality. In 2009 the Hayabusa features the best power-to-weight ratio and presents as one of the sharpest looking Racing bike ever made. The revised engine increase 12% in power to 194hp / 145 kW. This GSX1300R is said to be capable of running speed of over 303km/h electronically restricted with 0 to 60 mph acceleration in 2.47 seconds.
The 2009 model has a MRP of $11,999USD and dry weight 220kg / 485 lbs.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
NINJA 250R-REVIEW
Kawasaki has marketed the Ninja 250R since 1986 as an entry-level sport motorcycle intended for use on Racing tracks. The bike is marketed in the US as the Ninja 250R, as the ZX250 in the UK, and as the GPX250 elsewhere.
It is an entry level sports motorcycle with a fairing made. Bajaj along with Kawasaki will be marketing it in India and is soon expected to be seen in the market in Bajaj Pro biking showrooms all over the world. The Ninja 250R saw its first major change last year.
2009 BMW S1000RR is official now
The 2010 BMW S1000RR production model has been fully unveiled. Click here to see it.
Originally codenamed the K46, BMW released photos to the press this morning of what is now called the S1000RR. Dates for when the bike will be hitting dealer floors is still unknown, though homologation rules give BMW until December of 2009. BMW has also said the road version is to have traction control.We're curious to see how BMW incorporates its trademark offset headlights. No word on heated grips either.
(UPDATE: a transcript from BMW's General Director has been released, stating that only 1000 S1000RR's will be built by the end of next year.)
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