Thursday, June 16, 2011

Ducati Superbike 1199




Ever since we heard about the new 2012 Ducati Superbike, we’ve been marking the days until we could see the v-twin sex machine in the flesh. There’s no denying that the specs being banded about on the new Superquadrata motor are impressive, as the new bike is expected to make up to 20hp more than the current Superbike 1198 (though peak performance numbers only tell one side of the story).
Also intriguing is the MotoGP-derived stressed-airbox chassis arrangement, which finally does away with the iconic trellis chassis, though has caused some problems for Valentino Rossi on his move to Ducati Corse.
While many of us will have to use our imagination on what Ducati’s latest creation will look like, we’re lucky that Luca Bar Design (website here: bar-design.net) can take those thoughts and put them to paper, err…pixels. Rendering the 2012 Ducati Superbike 1199 from what information that is available, this is perhaps one of the best glimpses as to what the Bologna Bullet will look like.

EBR 190RS




Make Model
EBR 1190RR
Year
2012
Engine
Liquid cooled, four stroke, r72° V-Twin,
Capacity
1190
Bore x Stroke 106 x 67.5 mm
Compression Ratio 13.6 :1
Induction
Dual 61mm throttle bodies 
Ignition  /  Starting
-  /  electric
Clutch Wet multi-plate, slipper
Max Power
175 hp @ 9750 rpm
Max Torque
97 ft-lbs @ 9400 rpm
Transmission  /  Drive
6 Speed  /  520 Chain, 16/41
Gear Ratio 1st 2.46  2nd 1.75  3rd 1.38  4th 1.17  5th 1.04  6th 0.96
Rake  /  Trail 22 / l 3.4″ -86 mm
Frame Aluminum frame with integral fuel reservoir Swingarm Optimized stiffness aluminum
Front Suspension
43 mm Ohlins inverted fork, adjustable compression damping, rebound damping adjustable spring preload
Rear Suspension
Ohlins fully adjustable TTX coil over monoshock with remote reservoir
Front Brakes
ISO finned rotor, 8 piston caliper with cooling duct
Rear Brakes
Single 240mm disc 2 piston floating caliper
Front Tyre
120/70R- 17
Rear Tyre
190/55R-17
Seat Height 775 mm  /  30.5 in
Wet-Weight  (No Fuel)
389 lbs (176 kg)
Fuel Capacity 
17 Litres  /  4.5 gal
The 2012 Eric Buell Racing 1190RS. Exactly 100 of these bikes will be produced as a small limited edition, designed for true motorcycle enthusiasts
The engine was developed by Eric Buell, measuring 1191cc of displacement. The compression is reaching 13.6:1! bringing the power of this 72 degree V twin from stock 146hp to very usable 175hp at 9 750rpm with a maximum torque of 97Nm at 9 400rpm (quite high – like a real racing machine).

Front fork is Öhlins 43 mm with TTX shock in the back. The brakes are true to the Buell design – a perimeter mounted dics with 8 piston calipers with an addition of an air duct – to cool the pads. The weight of only 176kg dry is achieved through the extensive usage of magnesium alloy in wheel manufacturing process.

The Erik Buell Racing RS 1190 will be produced in four colors: Inferno Abraxas, Boreas Frost, Armor Burnt and Pitch Black, but is possible to order the kit with full fairing and superstructure in carbon fiber, for which we must add another 4,000 dollars.

 

RIZOMA Suzuki GSX-R 600



RIZOMA have enhanced this Suzuki GSX-R 600, dressing it with light alloy components and at the same time adding a touch of personalization that will differentiate it from the standard version released in 2008.
The GSX-R 600 has a more compact line and a considerably lower weight less than 9 kg than in the standard version. The new Kit is something special and all the products are signed by the RIZOMA experience and style.
Mirrors
Indicator Lights
PROGUARD SYSTEM
Adjustable Brake Lever
Adjustable Clutch Lever
Grips
Bar ends
Front Brake Fluid Reservoir
Rear Brake Fluid Reservoir
Engine oil filler cap
Camshaft Cover
Engine guard
License plate support
Rear Set control kit “EVO”
“B PRO” passenger pegs for original rearsets
“B PRO” rider pegs for original rearsets
Rider Pegs adapter
Passenger Pegs adapter
Fork slider
Swing arm spools
Toe guard
Chain adjuster
Fuel cap

Source Rizoma

 

Bimota TB-1 675

Aprilia RS4 125 Team Aprilia Alitalia Racing




Make Model
Aprilia RS4 125 Team Aprilia Alitalia Racing
Year
2011
Engine
Liquid cooled, four stroke single cylinder DOHC 4 valves. Euro 3 homologated
Capacity
124.8
Bore x Stroke 58 X 47 mm
Compression Ratio 12.5 ± 0.5:1
Induction
Electronic injection
ECU Magneti Marelli MIU G3 32 MM DIAM.
Ignition  /  Starting
Electronic with CDI capacity discharge  / electdric
Clutch Multiple discs, in oil bath
Max Power
16 hp  11.7 kW) @
Max Torque
 
Transmission  /  Drive
6 Speed  /  chain
Gear Ratio 1st 11/33 (0.33) 2nd 15/30 (0.50) 3rd 18/27 (0.67) 4th 20/24 (0.83) 5th 25/27 (0.92) 6th 23/22 (1.05)
Frame Aluminum perimeter frame
Front Suspension
41 mm upside down fork, 110mm wheel travel.
Rear Suspension
Asymmetric swingarm with monoshock, 130mm wheel travel.
Front Brakes
Single 300mm discs 4 piston caliper
Rear Brakes
Single 218mm disc 1 piston caliper
Front Tyre
110/80 –17
Rear Tyre
130/70 –17
Seat Height 820 mm  /  32.3 in
Wet-Weight
120  kg  /  264.6 lb
Fuel Capacity 
14.5 Litres  /  3.8 gal
Aprilia's small supersports bikes have been completely revised. Two models dedicated for young enthusiasts who want their first experience in the motorcycling world to be with a proper bike.

* Aprilia RS4 marked a milestone in the evolution of the 125 cc motorcycle.
* For the first time ever, the sportiest bike available for 16 year olds was a 4-stroke.
* For the youngest riders of all, the Aprilia RS 50 embodies all of Aprilia's technology in a genuine racing replica in just 50 cc.

Aprilia has always been the undisputed leader in the 125 cc supersports segment, pioneering innovative concepts and solutions and setting trends for its rivals to follow.

The Aprilia RS4 125 is the natural successor and most advanced evolution to date of the Aprilia RS 125, the bike that has dominated the 125 cc sports class for years, which set the benchmark for the one-eighth litre sports segment and which is still today the most highly sought after machine among riders competing in the Sport Production category.

Aprilia RS4 125 introduces the highly advanced, all-new 4 stroke powerplant to the sports segment, while adopting styling and technical solutions inherited from the RSV4, the superbike that led Aprilia to victory in the WSBK 2010 championship.

The most significant characteristics of the Aprilia RS4 are:

* RS4 125 - single cylinder liquid cooled 125 cc 4-stroke with electronic injection, 4 valves and double overhead camshafts (DOHC)

characteristics in common:

* extremely stiff aluminium perimeter frame derived from racing experience
* 41 mm upside down fork
* front brake with 300 mm disc and radial four piston calliper
* Superbike inspired analogue/digital instrument panel
* fairings derived directly from RSV4 project for total aesthetic coherence with the SBK world champion
 
DESIGN

The livery and eye-catching forms of the Aprilia RS4 125 echo the looks of the Factory version of the Aprilia RSV4 supersports bike. And the RS4 125 share more than just a family resemblance with the most hardcore street version the bike dominating the world SBK championship.

The design of the fairings and tank, the unique looks of the front end, with the headlights suspended over the gaping air intakes, and the spectacular tapered tail fairing are identical to their counterparts on 1000 cc supersports model that set new standards in terms of style and technical content for the superbike segment.

Extensive aerodynamic studies have minimised surface areas without compromising wind protection, and the fairings showcase the superlative mechanicals of the Aprilia RS4 125 rather than conceal them. As a result, the frame and engine are not hidden away but proudly flaunted as fundamental elements of the design of Aprilia's new small supersports models. With the triple headlight, the Aprilia RS4 have a decidedly aggressive look that lends a unique character to the entire front end. The LED taillight merges stunningly into the ultra-compact tail fairing and offers excellent luminosity. Even from behind, the Aprilia RS4 125 is absolutely unmistakable.

The product of extensive wind tunnel testing and race experience, the fairing offers excellent wind protection together with superb aerodynamic efficiency. And as well as contributing to the extremely aggressive looks of the bike, the top fairing and tail fairing also maximise performance in terms of speed.
ENGINES

With the new RS4 125, Aprilia confirms its global leadership in the small capacity sports bike segment, creating models that exceed the expectations of even the most discerning rider.

The sophisticated chassis architecture of the Aprilia RS4 125 is complemented by state of the art engines.
The single cylinder 50 cc unit developed by Aprilia for the RS 50 is a water cooled two-stroke with reed valve induction. The lubrication uses a separate mixing system with a variable capacity volumetric pump. The six speed gearbox lets the rider make full use of the performance of this class beating engine.

The Aprilia RS4 is powered by an all new 125 cc water cooled 4 stroke single cylinder engine with four valves and electronic engine boasting a sophisticated double overhead camshaft (DOHC) valve timing system. This state of the art engine produces the maximum power output permitted for the class with a smooth, linear delivery and ecologically - as it meets even the strictest emissions regulations in effect.

With a six speed gearbox allowing the rider to make full use of the power available in all conditions, the Aprilia RS4 offers unbeatable performance in its class not just in terms of absolute power at high engine speeds, but also in terms of usable power band, minimised vibration and outstanding mechanical reliability.

The product of a cutting edge design, the new single cylinder 125 cc unit features dry sump lubrication making it extremely light and compact, allowing Aprilia's engineers to develop a class beating chassis layout.
CHASSIS

The RS4 125 stand head and shoulders above the competition for their superlative chassis layout: developed on the basis of Aprilia's outstanding successes in WSBK and GP 125, the frame consists of die cast aluminium spars with crossed reinforcement ribs. With its state of the art design, this extremely lightweight structure offers exceptional torsional stiffness.
The front suspension also boasts a class beating layout, with a sturdy 41 mm upside fork, red anodised stanchion clamps and a wheel travel of 110 mm, while at the rear is a monoshock linked directly to the asymmetric swingarm.

Both the Aprilia RS4 125 boast class beating brake systems: each bike uses a 300 mm steel disc at the front, gripped by a four piston radial calliper, and a 220 mm disc at the rear with a single piston calliper.
The 17” wheels are shod with 100/80 rubber up front and a 130/70 tyre at the rear.

STANDARD EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES

The multifunctional analogue/digital instrument panel with LCD display draws directly from Aprilia's experience in the Superbike class. The split 6-spoke design of the wheels further emphasises the purposeful character of Aprilia's latest small capacity sports bikes.

On Aprilia RS4, one additional detail underscores the level of sophistication of the bike: the exhaust, which is unmistakably inspired by competition machines, is completely integrated within the lower part of the fairing. A solution that is not just visually effective, but which also contributes significantly to the dynamics of the bike by helping to centralise masses.

The passenger saddle is yet another example of the extreme level of sophistication of these new bikes from Aprilia. Instead of fiddly screws, a practical quick release button allows the passenger seat to be exchanged with the tail fairing cover in an instant to transform the bike from two seat to single seat configuration