Honda u3x Unicycle

June 7, 2010 by · 2 Comments
 

Haslam triumph in Kyalami

May 17, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
 

In Race one Fabrizio on the Ducati took an early lead and was having fun and kept us amused with his slides in and out of corners, it was like watching a stunt rider performing high speed stunts.

Although Fabrizio won race one of the Kyalami round, but the real worrier was Haslam on the Suzuki…he was the star of race one and two, battling against the rookies -Rea- and the geezers -Biaggi- he manged to snatch race two from Rea at the last lap, it was a prertty intense fight.

Manufacturers standings : SUZUKI 222,  APRILIA 213, DUCATI 185.

Rumor has it

May 6, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
 

Casey Stoner is moving to Honda

A double for Johnny

April 25, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
 

As much as race 1 was a bore, race 2 was amusing…Rea on the Honda took the pole in both races and was fast as rocket and steady as a train.

Corser on the BMW led both races for a while but no one could find a way around Rea, it was not a good race for Ducati as Fabrizio fell in race one and Haga had a technical problem that made him quit race 2.

The Aprilia rider Leon Camier was doing well until he took a bad fall in race 2.

Bike of the year 09

February 11, 2010 by · 12 Comments
 

An interesting article to read, but why not take a guess and post it before you do. Read more

Return of the retro naked

October 4, 2009 by · 5 Comments
 

2009-XJR1300

Some of the Japanese manufacturers are are going back to their old sketch books and bringing the old naked models to life, the bikes are being produced using the latest technologies and modern materials with very little changes on the original designs.

Unfortunately we don’t have a market for these retro muscle bikes’ here, i guess we lack the taste or maybe the muscles to handle these bikes.

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Rea the raising star

September 6, 2009 by · Leave a Comment
 

Rea

Race 1: Haga’s start was best and he managed to lead the race up to couple of laps before the chequered flag when he made a slight mistake.. Spies cut loose and took the win. Makoto Tamada got into an incident with John Hopkins shortly after the start, they were both taken to the hospital.

Race 2: Haga did another mistake but this one costed him the race, and might cost him the season, he slowed down in the middle of a corner trying to go back to the race line but Rea was coming in fast… both made contact.. Haga fell and Rea claimed the podium.

A dual crash for the Fiat Yamaha team

July 27, 2009 by · 1 Comment
 

dovizioso

The headline should have read “Dovizioso first ever premier class victory” but i just couldn’t resist, after leading the race for a couple of rounds Lorenzo hit the asphalt and went out of the race, with 11 rounds to go Rossi crashed, but managed to ride the bike again and continue the race.

Stoner prediction for a rain fall was wrong and going with the wet tiers costed him the race.

The entertaining battle was between podium finishers Colin Edwards and Randy de Puniet, Monster Tech 3 Yamaha man Edwards took second from the LCR Honda rider on the final hairpin.

English Man in Italy

June 21, 2009 by · 1 Comment
 

jonathan-rea

The second race of the World Super Bike championship -Misano round-was a fierce fight between the young -22 years- English rider Jonathan Rea and Fabrizio, after a couple of spectacular laps and just when we thought Fabrizio and Haga will eat Rea alive and claim the title of this race.. Rea manages to slip away to the podium.

Ducati is still leading the WSBK, the points as follows:

Haga 292 points

Spies 244 points

Fabrizio 237 points

Race one was a bore and as expected Spies came 1st, Byrne 2nd , and Fabrizio 3rd.

Faster than an F1

June 2, 2009 by · 4 Comments
 

pedrosa

Dani Pedrosa has set a new top speed record of 349.3 km/h on his Repsol Honda, a record speed higher than what F1 cars manage on their fastest straight at Monza.

The new recored is 1.7 km/h faster than the previous record, set by Loris Capirossi on a 990 Ducati in 2003, Pedrosa had the benefit of slipstreaming Rossi.

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