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                                    BWM HP2  Sport  BMW Announces Availability of the HP2 Sport in the U.S.A . May 9, 2008 - The BMW HP2 Sport has arrived at U.S. BMW motorcycle retailers.  The same high-performance sport bike that Richard Cooper and Brian Parriott rode to fifth and sixth place finishes in last month's Daytona 200 is now available in limited supplies for serious motorcycle enthusiasts.  The high-performance (HP) two (2)-cylinder Boxer -- customized to meet the requirements of the ambitious sport rider -- has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $25,375 (excluding taxes, license, options, and handling charge). The sportiest, most powerful and lightest Boxer ever manufactured, the HP2 Sport features numerous exclusive details, previously restricted to racing, that were never before seen in series production vehicles.  Technology such as the self-supporting and aerodynamically optimized fairings made completely of carbon fiber, the quick shift

Motor-Cars-Sport                                         BMW S1000RR From the makers of the popular GS comes this street legal WSBK racer. Sharp, the most powerful in its class when launched, and more agile than a mongoose. This bike has backed tens of awards and favorable reviews from reviewers who just loved it, the world over. When launched, it ruled the horsepower charts, being as powerful as a Suzuki Hayabusa but weighing almost 50 kg less. The power-to-weight ratio was just phenomenal, what with a power output of 179.2hp at the rear wheel and with a wet weight of 207.7 kg (Dry weight- 183kg).  Like Facebook The  BMW S1000RR  is a sport bike initially made by BMW Motorrad to compete in the 2009 Superbike World Championship, that is now in commercial production . It was introduced in Munich in April 2008,   and is powered by a 999 cc (61.0 cu in) inline-4 engine redlined at 14,200 rpm. BMW made 1,000 S1000RRs in 2009 to satisfy World

                                  Yamaha YZF-R1                                           Loved by every bike enthusiast, feared by other liter class bike manufacturers. That, in a nutshell, is the Yamaha YZF-R1. When launched in 1998, it turned the whole biking industry on its head. It brought a slew of revolutionary racetrack technology, never seen before on a production bike. All this and more, in a beautifully sharp package. Its engine produced 127.8 bhp at the rearwheel. It pulled away so ferociously, that it could give the V8 engined  BOSS HOSS BIKES a run for their money . But while Boss Hoss bikes are big and imposing, this one is more on the beautiful side. It might not be as exclusive as a CONFEDERATE  motorcycle, but it is a legend.        Yamaha YZF-R1 1998 variant Today, it is even more agile and a lot more powerful, courtesy 14 years of development and some redesigns. The latest version sports and engine with a crossplane crankshaft, similar to