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BMW S1000 RR: Speed And Control

BMW S1000 RR: Speed And Control
Speed is one thing, but being able to handle a bike at speed is another. And riding in the rain? That’s a whole new story. BMW knows the problems with riding a bike for they have built two-wheelers since 1923 and their latest sport bike addresses the many problems a rider might face. The 999-cc S1000 RR delivers 193 horsepower at 13,000 rpm and weighing only 450 lbs with a tank full of gas, you’ll be sure that the bike will be flying. But you won’t be without control since it will come with a Race ABS and Dynamic Traction Control, a first for sport bikes. Four settings will be available: Rain, Race, Sport, and Slick. Every condition imaginable will be handled with aplomb, so you’ll be assured of a joyous ride. The S1000 RR will be available next year. $TBA.

Moto Guzzi Griso 1100: Non Conformist

Moto Guzzi Griso 1100: Non Conformist
See the glorious power and unadulterated beauty of the new Moto Guzzi Grisso 1100. A concept that came into fruition which offers a new outlook for the two-wheeler. The 1100 cc engine is exposed for you to marvel at. There’s not a square inch of flaring to hide the massive V-twin that packs 88 horsepower. Even the frame and exhaust system is bared for your visual enjoyment. The 6-speed gearbox is lighter and shifts quicker while the three-spoke aluminum alloy wheels add style to this beast of a bike. Moto Guzzi prides in their Griso, as it is their unique baby, on a class of its own. $13,500.

Zero S Street Bike: One Cent Per Mile

Zero S Street Bike: One Cent Per Mile
Your daily commute won’t be cheaper than riding this electric scooter. Unless your ride is free of course. But since free rides are hard to come by these days, you can opt to have the Zero S Electric Street Bike instead. The Li-Ion batteries in this electric bike are recharged in 4 hours and can be used for 60 miles of clean propulsion. That equates to roughly one cent per mile covered. Compared to bikes with conventional gas engines, you don’t have to worry too much on the other preventive maintenance issues and spendings with this bike. There’s not a drop of oil in the engine or a clutch that need replacing. A permanent magnet motor with 31 horsepower keeps this bike moving on a one-speed, clutchless transmission. Just take care of the tires, brakes, and batteries and you’re always good to go. $10,000.

Victory Vision: 10th Anniversary Touring Bike

Victory Vision: 10th Anniversary Touring Bike
Face the facts, you’d rather be riding a bike than a car when traveling on an open road. The incomparable feeling of the wind rushing over your face, the unobstructed views, and the sensation of flight is only available on a motorcycle like this one. Victory bikes marks their first decade in the bike-building business with the Vision. It’s a touring bike that has all the bells and whistles to suit your traveling needs. Powered by a 92 horsepower V-twin motor, the bike has enough power for quick accelerations. Don’t be afraid to back-up this bike either, it has a reverse gear so you won’t need to push it whenever you get caught in tight spaces. Other features include a satnav, XM radio, 2-way communications for the driver and passenger, and enough chrome for a gleaming finish. Only 100 of these commemorative bikes will be made and each one will be built according to your liking. $29,000.

Honda Fury: More Stylish Than Ever

Honda Fury: More Stylish Than Ever
Honda has unleashed its latest big bike – the Fury, powered by a 1300cc liquid-cooled V-Twin engine. This Chrome laid back Fury has ultra-low 27-inch seat height and a super-stretched wheelbase. It runs with a fat 200-series rear tire and a slim 21-inch front wheel. You have the option to dress it up with leather add-on accessories to create your own original stylish Fury. $TBA.

Ducati Streetfighter: Naked is Good

Ducati Streetfighter: Naked is Good
Ducati continues its tradition to bring us jaw-dropping bikes. This new naked performance bike, which Ducati has unveiled in Milan, is called the Streetfighter. This sexy, 1099cc V-Twin beauty boasts a 155 horsepower and 87.5 lb-ft of torque. There will also be an “S Series” of these babies that will have Öhlins suspension upgrades, with Marchesini forged aluminum wheels; bronze painted frame and carbon fiber bits and pieces. Excited? $TBA.

Neiman Marcus Ducati Hypermotard

Neiman Marcus Ducati Hypermotard
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Neiman Marcus and Ducati have collaborated to make this limited edition motorcycle. The Hypermotard has been designed with Italian flag colors, has a Termigoni exhaust system, and comes with a performance race seat. It also comes with a numbered plaque to show just how much of a limited edition it really is. $18,000.

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