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Monday, February 28, 2011
New private teams
Ex official Husaberg rider, Benoit FORTUNATO (F) creates his own team ?FTO Racing? to contest the ch...
2011 WSBK Phillip Island FP2 Result: Checa's Domination Continues
Results of the second session of free practice for the World Superbike class at Phillip Island:
GP Philip Island Australia WSBK Live
Super bike World Championships Phillip Island
The SBK World Championships – Season 2008!
GP Philip Island, Australia
Superpole :: SBK 2011
Phillip Island, Australia
Event Introduction
Superbike racing is all about showcasing the latest generation of high-performance four-stroke street bikes, with seven manufacturers set to battle it out for the 2011 world championship – Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, Ducati, BMW and Aprilia.
WATCH NOW
Much more than prototype-based grand prix racing, superbikes have a greater connection to the general public, because people can see the bikes they own being punted around on some of the finest race tracks in the world, including Australia’s very own Phillip Island.
The spectacular Phillip Island has one of the highest average speeds of any circuit in the world, and in the 2010 round Italian Max Biaggi (the eventual world champion) reached 319.8km/h down the main straight on his Aprilia V-four. That’s seriously potent performance.
WATCH NOW
The championship regulations allow four-cylinder bikes of up to 1000cc, or twins up to 1200cc. At the moment, Ducati is the only marque which is using a twin-cylinder configuration.
In 2011, the minimum weight for both twin-cylinder and four-cylinder bikes will be 165kg.
A superbike must remain in many aspects the same as the bike that can be bought in any dealership, including the body design. To be allowed to enter the world superbike title every manufacturer must produce a minimum quantity of a bike that must also be commercially available to the general public.
The championship also has a control slick race tyre, produced by Pirelli, giving all teams access to the same specification rubber to create closer and more exciting racing than ever before.
WATCH NOW
Source: http://www.zimbio.com/MotoGP/articles/t6L9Qtq9j7t/GP+Philip+Island+Australia+WSBK+Live
hi everyone
its been awhile since i have posted. if i remember correctly there were a few members here with information on the auto mechanic field and i have a...
Source: http://www.esportbike.com/forums/showthread.php?t=144219&goto=newpost
Andreas Hofmann Neil Hodgson Hernan Holder Francis Hollebecq
GP Philip Island Australia WSBK Live
Super bike World Championships Phillip Island
The SBK World Championships – Season 2008!
GP Philip Island, Australia
Superpole :: SBK 2011
Phillip Island, Australia
Event Introduction
Superbike racing is all about showcasing the latest generation of high-performance four-stroke street bikes, with seven manufacturers set to battle it out for the 2011 world championship – Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, Ducati, BMW and Aprilia.
WATCH NOW
Much more than prototype-based grand prix racing, superbikes have a greater connection to the general public, because people can see the bikes they own being punted around on some of the finest race tracks in the world, including Australia’s very own Phillip Island.
The spectacular Phillip Island has one of the highest average speeds of any circuit in the world, and in the 2010 round Italian Max Biaggi (the eventual world champion) reached 319.8km/h down the main straight on his Aprilia V-four. That’s seriously potent performance.
WATCH NOW
The championship regulations allow four-cylinder bikes of up to 1000cc, or twins up to 1200cc. At the moment, Ducati is the only marque which is using a twin-cylinder configuration.
In 2011, the minimum weight for both twin-cylinder and four-cylinder bikes will be 165kg.
A superbike must remain in many aspects the same as the bike that can be bought in any dealership, including the body design. To be allowed to enter the world superbike title every manufacturer must produce a minimum quantity of a bike that must also be commercially available to the general public.
The championship also has a control slick race tyre, produced by Pirelli, giving all teams access to the same specification rubber to create closer and more exciting racing than ever before.
WATCH NOW
Source: http://www.zimbio.com/MotoGP/articles/t6L9Qtq9j7t/GP+Philip+Island+Australia+WSBK+Live
Junya Arai Toshiyuki Arakaki Fernando Aranda Takeishi Araoka
Superbike World Championship 2011 - Phillip Island
Super bike World Championships Phillip Island
The SBK World Championships – Season 2008!
GP Philip Island, Australia
Superpole :: SBK 2011
Phillip Island, Australia
Event Introduction
Superbike racing is all about showcasing the latest generation of high-performance four-stroke street bikes, with seven manufacturers set to battle it out for the 2011 world championship – Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, Ducati, BMW and Aprilia.
WATCH NOW
Much more than prototype-based grand prix racing, superbikes have a greater connection to the general public, because people can see the bikes they own being punted around on some of the finest race tracks in the world, including Australia’s very own Phillip Island.
The spectacular Phillip Island has one of the highest average speeds of any circuit in the world, and in the 2010 round Italian Max Biaggi (the eventual world champion) reached 319.8km/h down the main straight on his Aprilia V-four. That’s seriously potent performance.
WATCH NOW
The championship regulations allow four-cylinder bikes of up to 1000cc, or twins up to 1200cc. At the moment, Ducati is the only marque which is using a twin-cylinder configuration.
In 2011, the minimum weight for both twin-cylinder and four-cylinder bikes will be 165kg.
A superbike must remain in many aspects the same as the bike that can be bought in any dealership, including the body design. To be allowed to enter the world superbike title every manufacturer must produce a minimum quantity of a bike that must also be commercially available to the general public.
The championship also has a control slick race tyre, produced by Pirelli, giving all teams access to the same specification rubber to create closer and more exciting racing than ever before.
WATCH NOW
Source: http://www.zimbio.com/MotoGP/articles/ECeI8YkAhm6/Superbike+World+Championship+2011+Phillip
Luis Carlos Maurel Curt Ivan Carlsson Per Edward Carlsson Fabio Carpani
superbikes phillip island Live Streaming
Super bike World Championships Phillip Island
The SBK World Championships – Season 2008!
GP Philip Island, Australia
Superpole :: SBK 2011
Phillip Island, Australia
Event Introduction
Superbike racing is all about showcasing the latest generation of high-performance four-stroke street bikes, with seven manufacturers set to battle it out for the 2011 world championship – Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, Ducati, BMW and Aprilia.
WATCH NOW
Much more than prototype-based grand prix racing, superbikes have a greater connection to the general public, because people can see the bikes they own being punted around on some of the finest race tracks in the world, including Australia’s very own Phillip Island.
The spectacular Phillip Island has one of the highest average speeds of any circuit in the world, and in the 2010 round Italian Max Biaggi (the eventual world champion) reached 319.8km/h down the main straight on his Aprilia V-four. That’s seriously potent performance.
WATCH NOW
The championship regulations allow four-cylinder bikes of up to 1000cc, or twins up to 1200cc. At the moment, Ducati is the only marque which is using a twin-cylinder configuration.
In 2011, the minimum weight for both twin-cylinder and four-cylinder bikes will be 165kg.
A superbike must remain in many aspects the same as the bike that can be bought in any dealership, including the body design. To be allowed to enter the world superbike title every manufacturer must produce a minimum quantity of a bike that must also be commercially available to the general public.
The championship also has a control slick race tyre, produced by Pirelli, giving all teams access to the same specification rubber to create closer and more exciting racing than ever before.
WATCH NOW
Source: http://www.zimbio.com/MotoGP/articles/UY7q8HTK9ae/superbikes+phillip+island+Live+Streaming
Jean Michel Bayle Jean Pierre Bayle Len Bayliss Troy Bayliss
2011 WSBK Phillip Island QP2 Result: Still Checa, But Biaggi Closing
Results of the second qualifying session for the World Superbike class at Phillip Island:
2011 WSS Phillip Island QP2 Result: Salom Edges Foret For Pole
Combined result of the two qualifying sessions for the World Supersport session at Phillip Island:
How to pass slow moving farm equipment
No, this isn't the Kawasaki ad where the photo radar gets the farmer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4_v4iJJwWU&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4_v4iJJwWU&feature=player_embedded
Source: http://www.esportbike.com/forums/showthread.php?t=144211&goto=newpost
Shoei X-Twelve Helmets are Snell M2010-Approved
Air conditioning for your head - with fifteen different vents molded into the shell, that�s exactly what you get with a Shoei X-Twelve helmet. Hot...
Source: http://www.esportbike.com/forums/showthread.php?t=144207&goto=newpost
Bruno Kneubühler Randy Krummenacher Hiroaki Kuzuhara Gijs Lagervey
Sunday, February 27, 2011
2011 Aprilia RSV4 R APRC ? WSBK Tech for the Masses
Fresh off its victory in the 2010 FIM World Superbike Championship, Aprilia is bringing its WSBK tech to the masses. Designated as Aprilia Performance Ride Control (APRC), The Italian company first debuted its 8-stage adjustable traction control, wheelie control, launch control, and a quick shifter package on the 2011 Aprilia RSV4 Factory APRC, which debuted at the 2010 EICMA show. Now the company from Noale is bringing that same electronics package to its more affordable ...
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