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Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade

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Like Facebook                               Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade The  CBR1000RR , also known as the  Fireblade , is a 999 cc (61.0 cu in) liquid-cooled inline four-cylinder sport bike that was introduced by Honda in 2004 to replace the CBR954RR. It is one of the most legendary super bikes and the one of the best bikes from the east. It competes with the likes of  Yamaha R1 ,   the all powerful Gixxer 1000  and the beasty Kawasakhi Ninja ZX-10R  from its home country, and theBMW S1000RR, the good looking and the exoticMV AGUSTA F4   from the west.   History Racing roots The Honda CBR1000RR was developed by the same team that was behind the MotoGP series. Many of the new technologies introduced in the Honda CBR600RR, a direc...
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Honda NAS

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Like Facebook Design started on the Honda NAS motorbike concept in 1999 at Honda's research and development department in America. NAS, standing for New American Sports, was intended to push the boundarys of sports bike design for the American market. Designers of the NAS realised that the overwhelming majority of sportsbikes had been initially designed and engineered for the track, Honda bikes included, their intention was to try and offer another option, a sports bike built for the road.  The NAS Designers also wanted to create a machine with more personality which would be easier to make a bond with, a mischievous face can definitely be made out hiding in the headlight fairing. However the NAS was not all about form, some of the most ingenious engineering solutions in the motorcycle market were seen on the NAS. For example the unique mono-arm suspension is constructed of  carbon fibre  and aluminum, with the damper and spring neatly enclosed within a massive ste...
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WORTHERSEE E-BIKE. audi

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        WORTHERSEE E-BIKE Audi unveils pedal-electric hybrid concept bike Ducatis aren’t the only two-wheelers under the Audi corporate umbrella these days. The German company recently unveiled its concept Worthersee e-bike, to which Audi applied its vast experience with high-tech composites, electronics and lithium-ion batteries. This innovative machine can operate solely on muscle power through a nine-speed bicycle transmission, rely only on its 2.3-kilowatt electric motor (with a 0.53 kW-h battery pack) or act as a human/electric hybrid. Weighing a scant 57 pounds, the Worthersee can reach a maximum speed of 50 mph when the motor is aided by people propulsion.
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