Description: There are more things that make a motorcycle and a car alike than what separates them. They both have engines, wheels, gas tanks, exhausts, brakes, mirrors, lights...and of course both are made to tra...Add Comments3
Nick SchneeAug 01, 2012 Yeah... I'm not sure about motorcycles, but they sure do motor scooters.
Bob JonesAug 01, 2012 I hope so. And Peugeot makes bikes? I've never seen one.
Description: The all-new HP4 is an homologation special. That is, like the Ferrari 250 GTO or the Porsche 911 Strassenversion, it's built to comply with the regulations of the series in which the racing versi...Add Comments6
Justin ChalkChalk SmalyinatorAug 03, 2012 A mate of mine puts turbos on Suzuki's and gets around 190hp with ??? torque. Superbikes are about 180hp, right?
Esam MohammadAug 03, 2012 @isaias why don't they fill the tank 100% ?! What's the problem with doing so ? I don't get it
Isaias AlmanzaAug 02, 2012 You don't fill a tank on a bike to 100% full.
Joe Fats HarperAug 01, 2012 90% full tank?
Is that a common standard of measurement?
Description: Even wet, that gives the HP4 a power-to-weight ratio of just 2.27 lbs/hp. That's nearly twice as potent as a Veyron. In other words, the Bugatti would need to have nearly 2,000 horsepower (or...Add Comments9
Joe Conan BoothAug 03, 2012 did they not put the heated grips on this one?
David PurcellAug 02, 2012 Yea this will kill the 1199 the s1000 is just a pure beast
Jack HowardAug 02, 2012 Haha Harpreet nice try. This smokes the shit out of the 1199 but i love how the Ducatti uses a twin motor. the sound so nice. and in terms of looks, i like them both equally.
Harpreet AhluwaliaAug 01, 2012 For that money I'd get an 1199 and smoke this, plus it looks 10 time better
Joe Fats HarperAug 01, 2012 The S1000 RR is about 16k new.. 25 is really expensive for a bike
Andrew McNealAug 01, 2012 $25 grand for something that will beat most cars costing ten times that.
Brad WoodAug 01, 2012 Of only you do t have to add a 230lb rider (me) to mess with that power/weight ratio. Still a sick bike and I'd love to get one. One problem; big time limited production.
David PurcellAug 02, 2012 @carlton at least someone else knows a little about bikes to lol
Carlton Sofocusedon GreenAug 02, 2012 To maintain grip while cornering as opposed to a cars tire which would resemble... Lets say a pancake meaning very flat.
Carlton Sofocusedon GreenAug 02, 2012 Actually Kenneth its more like centrifugal force. As a bike gains speed its tendency is to stay upright. Basically as you lean over you can feed the bike throttle and it wants to stand up. Also the contact patch on a motorcycle tire is egg shaped
Kenneth WilliamsAug 02, 2012 I guess you've never seen motoGp or superbike races. All it is is using gravity to your advantage. When you're going certain speeds depending on how sharp the turn is you have to lean that far and at the same time provides more grip
Devin StairAug 02, 2012 Ones a running light and the other is a high beam
Colby ChurchAug 02, 2012 Why does the bike have two different headlights?
Colby ChurchAug 02, 2012 That's crazy how those tires stick so well even when they are tilted so far. It looks like the bike could just fall over any second from the uneven weight distribution. And that rider is crazy low.
William DownsAug 01, 2012 yea just get new rear controlls
Yeah... I'm not sure about motorcycles, but they sure do motor scooters.
I hope so. And Peugeot makes bikes? I've never seen one.
is carbuzz reviewing bikes now?