2010 BMW S1000RR – Ultra High Performance Motorcycle

2010 BMW S1000RR Supersport2010 BMW S1000RR  Supersport machine is not only a highlight in her performance and weight performance weight, but also equipped with ABS and traction control DTC dynamic career, a new benchmark in driving dynamics, safety and innovation.

BMW Motorrad Motorsport team has to play an active role in the Superbike World Championship since the beginning of the 2009 season, riding the new S 1000 RR of the foundation for the racing machines on the production of BMW motorcycle based, the two time Troy Corser and Ruben Xaus set .

After the first season against the development of the World Superbike Championship in 2009 with a factory rider Ruben Xaus and Troy Corser twice world champion Australian, the new S1000RR exceeded expectations, completing the series with a positive end top 1710th The S1000RR is ready to hit the dealers, BMW Motorrad in January 2010.

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2010 Aprilia RSV4R – A Swifter Viffer

The Aprilia RSV4, the bike that has amazed the world and set new benchmarks for sporting performance, both on the road and on the tracks of the World Superbike championship, is now available for a even wider range of bike enthusiasts thanks to the arrival of the R version.

The RSV4 R maintains all of the features that make the Aprilia RSV4 project unique: a 1000 cc, 180 HP, V4 engine, integrated Ride-by-Wire electronic management, twin injectors, racing-derived frame and cycle parts and an extremely compact size.

The RSV4R is the baseline Superbike in next year’s line-up. Priced at $15,999, it’s a Superbike  for the everyday man, a machine that allows riders to experience the wonder that is its purpose-built 999cc liquid-cooled V-Four racing engine and compact GP-inspired rigid aluminum chassis, all wrapped in stunning, aerodynamically functional bodywork. Motorcycle USA was one of only two U.S. magazines invited to test this hotrod at Valentino Rossi’s favorite and beloved Mugello racing circuit near Florence, Italy, to see if the Italian’s succeeded.

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