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Monday, June 6, 2011

Ducati Streetfighter the most danger bike

Unlike the other bikes Ducati has been making for years, this Italian motorcycle manufacturer is now producing some rides that don't require a spine of steel and titanium wrists to enjoy. And that's largely because most of their buyers are, yes, getting older and don't go for hardcore street bikes like they did when they were a bit more spry. To that end, the mighty Streetfighter and Streetfighter S position the rider upright. And these bikes are feather-light at 370 or so pounds. This pair also feature "DTC"---Ducati Traction Control---the better to keep you perpendicular.

Ducati Streetfighter

Ducati Streetfighter

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The Cagiva Mito (English: Myth) is a small-engined Italian sports motorcycle. The powerplant consists of a two-stroke 125 cc single cylinder, with some models capable of producing over 30 hp (22 kW) in unrestricted form.

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Monday, May 30, 2011

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Triumph Bonneville

Triumph Bonneville is the name given to three motorcycle models from this notable British motorcycle marque. It is named after the Bonneville Salt Flats in the state of Utah, USA, where Triumph and other motorcycle companies made attempts on the world motorcycle speed records. All share a parallel-twin four-stroke engine configuration. The current version, produced since 2001 by the modern successor of the original company, is a completely redesigned and re-engineered evolution of the original design.

Since the arrival of the current 'Hinckley Bonneville' (produced in Hinckley), the earlier T120 and T140 (produced in Meriden) have been referred to as 'Meriden Bonnevilles', to more easily distinguish between the versions.