BMW S1000RR review of packages has been dominated class, the debut of a new bike liters in Valencia, Spain. Just two years after its launch, RR no changes in weight and power, but BMW‘s engineers have a number of changes to our class teacher much more powerful and useful for development in 2012.

Read more »
Otofire 2011 Honda Silver Wing ABS Review
December 16th, 2011
anjaszip The balance. That’s the word, after the one in the sense of controlling the behavior of anpassen.Bei Langeraar in 2011 Honda Silver Wing. Scooter category seems so compartmentalized, but the wing is not silver, die in order to overcome the lockers. And, depending on your perspective, it is good or bad. Mochtar bike riders a trip came Unfortunately many of specialization. Do you want a grocery getter. Want cave Sports Tourer. Want Pendle. You want a lifestyle accessory. Therefore, dass die scooters are manufactured by different manufacturers to exchange in order to suit your taste a variety of needs and desires.
Read more »
Otofire 2012 Ducati 848 Streetfighter Review
December 15th, 2011
anjaszip With the launch of the world of 1199 Panigale Superbike at the EICMA in Milan a month away, while the Ducati is filled with the international press launch of the 2012 848 Street Fighter. Combined road and track excursions in and around Modena, Italy, exposed, naked latest player Twisties Sunday morning and trackday task.
Almost identical in appearance to the larger 1098 Street Fighter, the offer intended 848 new motorcycles a more affordable option and less extreme for the Model S-powered Superbike, the Streetfighter is the only other one is available for the year 2012 set as the default Street Fighter is.
Otofire 2012 Harley-Davidson Sportster SuperLow Review
December 14th, 2011
anjaszip With only 26.8 inches between the saddle and SuperLow asphalt, guess probably safe to say that from the 30-plus motorcycles in Harley extensive lineup, SuperLow has the lowest seat height. Guess again.
While SL has a very low range of the chair onto the floor, not the lowest seat height of the Harley. That distinction belongs Softail Deluxe and 25.9-inch seat height of her. The truth is, some other models have a lower seat height than SuperLow, even if only by a few tenths of an inch.
Read more »
The Harley-Davidson Road King
October 19th, 2011
anjaszip Harley-Davidson FL series motorcycles, in 1941 with a 74 cubic inch engine was introduced called Knucklehead, a big touring bikes in Harley’s line-up, and Softail models. For the 1994 model Harley-Davidson FLHS Electra Glide Sport replaces the Road King Harley-Davidson FLHR. The original Panhead Harley-Davidson FLH Electra Glide was introduced in 1965 and took its namesake from the model of an electric starter.
Harley-Davidson FLHR Road King Harley-Davidson native was supported by a 1340 cc Evolution V-Twin. Harley-Davidson Road King new feature a series of upgrades over the Electra Glide, it is replaced, including the use is enhanced with waterproof connectors, removable saddle bags and glass, and the gear ratio is greater. Other features of the Harley-Davidson Road King trapped air adjustable forks, two front disc brakes and front passenger seat that can be easily removed. Thus, the Harley-Davidson Road King is positioned as a combination of car and engine tour.
Otofire 2011 Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Vaquero Preview
October 13th, 2011
anjaszip Excavator scene – after most Harley-Davidson Road Glide, Street Glide and Road King models – grew by at least two model years ago with the introduction of Cross Country and Victory Star Stratoliner Deluxe.
For 2011, Kawasaki excavator segment continued growth with its 1700-based Vulcan Vaquero. A dark color is different from Vulcan Vaquero brothers during the creation of turnkey custom view. Engine covers, air cleaner cover, wheels, fork assembly and tank are all getting blackout treatment, chrome accents (engine guards, exhaust, mirrors, etc.) are just enough sparkle to the dark matter is compensated Vaquero wise.
Otofire 2011 Ducati Monster 1100 EVO Review
October 13th, 2011
anjaszip The Monster 1100 is the latest bike in Ducati’s lineup to receive the EVO (Evoluzione Desmodue) up-spec treatment. With 246,483 Monsters sold since the model line’s 1993 debut, creating a model like the 1100 EVO seems a good way to kick off the 18th year of Monster production.
The big-bore naked Italian roadster has been a favorite of the staff here since it first appeared in 2009 as a replacement for the Monster S2R. The strong pulling power of the comparatively simple air-cooled two-valve engine and the overall excellent handling performance from the chassis are key qualities we’re particularly fond of in the biggest of the Monsters.
Now with a revised engine, new exhaust, tweaks to ergos, reduced weight and the addition DTC (Ducati Traction Control) and ABS as standard, there’s even more to like about the biggest of the Monsters.







