Husqvarna TC450

New for 2010: TC 450
New IPD (in–mould plastic decoration) graphics on tank side panels and race number plate
New stronger, more flexible plastics
New 48 mm Kayaba forks
New triple clamps for Kayaba forks
Frame reinforced in the high stress areas
Rear swing arm shortened by 15 mm to improve traction and handling

New rear disc
New radiator connectors and coolant hoses
New high performance water pump for improved cooling system efficiency

2010 Aprilia Dorsoduro 750

Let’s look at the features of the Aprilia Dorsoduro 750 in greater detail:

• 90° V twin engine with four-valve heads, double overhead cam and liquid cooling;
• tri-Map second generation ride-by-wire technology;
• electronic fuel injection with the latest generation injectors;
• mixed gear and chain timing drive;
• modular steel trellis and aluminium alloy frame for extremely light weight and high torsional rigidity;
• aluminium alloy swingarm with laterally offset monoshock;
• fully adjustable 43 mm upside down fork;
• radial front brake calipers combined with 320 mm wave discs
• also available in a restricted 25 kW version
• latest generation Continental two channel ABS

BIKE Profile - DUCATI Hypermotard 1100S

Hypermotard 1100S

Specification:

• Type: Supermotard
• Engine: desmodromic L Twin - Dual Spark
• Capacity: 1078cc
• Power: 95 hp / 8750 rpm torque 106 nm / 8500 rpm
• Tire Size: Front 120/17 rear 180/55
  

Ducati Hypermotard: Heavy Weight Stunt Monkey

Maybe we are not familiar with the figure Hypermotard. But at least this motor has become a major star in the blockbuster comedy film starring Jim Carey (Yess Men). These motor-based 1100Ds Multistrada / SDS but in a lighter configuration and loose forward performance. Small tank and weight of the motor is located in the middle.

Riding Character

This motor is very lightweight and has great torque. countless driving position is very upright, so not tiring the rider. Stang high motor driving the motor implies ENDURO. But small tanky make this motor does not go far and should be close to pombensin. Not a problem because none other than the Hypermotard motorcycle Supermotard heavyweight match dioprasikan like street fighter. Conditions for the rider and the Hypermotard is not a lot of just one, that is above 170cm in height, that's all!

Accessories

Hypermotard motorcycles should not have as many variants of accessories other than those issued by Ducati. But things happened otherwise. Accessories Hypermotard it very much. Section Hypermotard platform suitable modifications made!

Husqvarna SM610 Red

Husqvarna SM610 Red

Husqvarna SM610 Red

Husqvarna SM610 Red

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2006 Aprilia SXV 450

2006 Aprilia SXV 450

2006 Aprilia SXV 450

2006 Aprilia SXV 450

2006 Aprilia SXV 450

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Husqvarna SM610

Husqvarna SM610

Husqvarna SM610

Husqvarna SM610

Husqvarna SM610

Husqvarna SM610

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Husaberg FE 550e

Husaberg FE 550e

Husaberg FE 550e

Husaberg FE 550e

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KTM 450 EXC 2009

KTM 450 EXC 2009

KTM 450 EXC 2009

KTM 450 EXC 2009

KTM 450 EXC 2009

KTM 450 EXC 2009

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Aprilia RXV 5.5

This lightweight bike's knobby tires and floaty suspension are difficult to manage on the road, but a dream in the dirt. It takes serious discipline not to power slide the rear end in the dirt at low speeds, but when you've gathered enough velocity and need that extra bit of power to get you up a hill or out of a rut, the RXV always delivers. Equally unflappable is the suspension, which offers enough cushion for large surface irregularities and jumps. Ergonomics-wise, the RXV 5.5 is as intensely focused as its powerful engine; the narrow seat is a stratospheric 39.2 inches tall, and the rider's forward position puts the onus on precision, as the rear brake and the 5-speed shifter is a foot's twitch away.

Overall, the Aprilia RXV 5.5 is a tremendously capable offroad bike, and no doubt a handful for most riders.
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Buell Ulysses XB12X

With long-travel suspension, generous 171mm ground clearance, and aggressive Pirelli Scorpion Sync tyres, the Buell Ulysses XB12X can carry its rider over dirt, gravel and other unpaved road surfaces. On smooth pavement, the XB12X is a high-performance sport motorcycle, ready to blitz through the twisties.

Wide Supermoto style handlebars gives the rider extra leverage and control behind wind deflectors and a two-piece windscreen designed to limit buffeting. The broad, torque-laden powerband of the 94-hp Buell Thunderstorm 1203cc V-Twin engine gives the Ulysses the ability to proceed at lower speeds over unpaved roads with less gear shifting, and the power to bomb down paved backroads.

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Husaberg FE 650

Husaberg is a young Swedish company that, according to their website, was founded by "racing freaks". They specialize in supermoto and enduro motorcycles.

Nowadays, Husaberg motorcycles are manufactured in their mother company (KTM) but the development department is still in Sweden.




























Husaberg FE 650 photo taken [via] Paris Motorcycle Show 2007.

Husqvarna Supermoto 610

About Husqvarna from Wikipedia:

Husqvarna is a motorcycle manufacturer that produces motocross, enduro and supermoto motorcycles. The company was founded in 1903 at Huskvarna, Sweden as a subsidiary of the Husqvarna munitions firm which had supplied the Swedish army with rifles since 1689. It now operates out of Varese, Italy.
Photo taken by WorldWideMotorcycles.com at Paris Motorcycle Show 2007.

KTM 650 Duke Roadster Motorcycle

KTM 650 Duke Roadster Motorcycle
According to KTM's website, this is the most powerful - 65 HP (48 kW) - street-legal single of all time.

Some tech specs:

Engine: 4 stroke, 1 cylinder
Displacement: 654 cc
Transmission: 6 gears
Starter: E-Starter
Dry weight: Approx. 138.5 kg (305.4 lbs)

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BMW G650X - Supermoto - Black

BMW G650X - Supermoto - Black
No one wants to be left out of the fast growing market of supermoto bikes. Here is BMW's proposal for 2008.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supermoto

Husaberg FS 650 E Supermoto

Husaberg FS 650 E Supermoto
Husaberg is a young Swedish company that, according to their website, was founded by "racing freaks". They specialize in supermoto and enduro motorcycles.

Nowadays, Husaberg motorcycles are manufactured in their mother company (KTM) but the development department is still in Sweden.

This is their 650 cc supermoto.

Photo taken by WorldWideMotorcycles.com at Paris Motorcycle Show 2007.

KTM 690 SMR Supermoto

KTM 690 SMR Supermoto
KTM supermotos = Lots of power and great handling.

Some tech specs:

Engine: 4 stroke, 1 cylinder
Displacement: 654 cc
Transmission: 6 gears
Starter: E-Starter
Dry weight: Approx. 152 kg (335.1 lbs)

Photo taken at Paris Motorcycle Show 2007 by WorldWideMotorcycles.com.

BMW G650X - Supermoto

BMW G650X - Supermoto
No one wants to be left out of the fast growing market of supermoto bikes. Here is BMW's proposal for 2008.
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KTM 640 LC4 Motorcycle

KTM 640 LC4 Motorcycle
Austrian trail bike. A very cool motorcycle. Maybe a bit out of context in the city...
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Ducati Hypermotard 1100

Ducati Hypermotard 1100
With this radical and racetrack proven motorcycle, Ducati raises the bar in the Supermoto category.

Some tech specs:

- 100 HP
- Fuel Injection
- Top Speed over 220 Km/h
- 50mm Marzocchi R.A.C Front Suspension
- Four pistons Brembo brakes
- Marchesini tires
- 175 Kilograms (dry weight)

A bike that will enable you to conquer the most challenging mountain roads as well as the city streets.
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Suzuki DR 125

Suzuki DR 125
Small (124cc) supermoto style model from Suzuki.

A few tech specs:

- One cylinder, four stroke engine
- Fuel injection
- Electric starter
- Five gears
- 17'' tires
- Disc brakes (single disc front and rear)
- Dry weight: 267 pounds (121kg)

For beginners and/or people looking for a lightweight bike to run errands around town, this seems like a good option.
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