Thread: Motorcycle Porn

Triumph Speed Triple. 'Nuff said.

British sports car maker Caterham is moving into the world of motorbikes.

The company, best-known for its affordable, retro-inspired two-seater the Seven, has unveiled three prototype bike designs at the International Motorcycle Exhibition in Milan. And they look stunning.

First up is the Brutus 750, a burly off-roader that the company describes as "the SUV of motorbikes" and as "surprisingly nimble to ride"; the world's first motorcycle with an automatic transmission, it can be ridden on almost any terrain – it even (after a four-hour conversion) works as a snowmobile.

Then there are two all-electric models: the Carbon E-Bike (made of F1-style carbon fibre)

and the Classic E-Bike (which evokes the golden age of motoring in much the same way as the Seven, and will have a range of 25-50 miles on a full charge).

While these designs are only concepts at this stage, Caterham claims that it has serious long-term plans for bike. The company has started up a new division dedicated to two-wheeled motoring, and says the Brutus 750 will go into production in early 2014, with the two electric models following later in the year. We can't wait.

Caterham shows off its first batch of motorcycles, and they look amazing | Stuff

Hope they find a more craftsman-like welder. Looks like it was done by a child.

Originally Posted by sabaii sabaii

The first thing I truly fell in love with as a young boy. The start of the age of the superbike. After the Kawasaki it was the Benelli Sie that did it for me.
Ah happy memories.

Million dollar whore:



Ducati Cafe9

This is really attracting me lately- everybody needs a scalpel-like corner-carver in their stable:

My mate ordered a new Norton Domiracer. Only 500 to be made and a 6 month wait for delivery.

Doesn't come road legal but he bought the road legal upgrades. All in about £26k if I remember right.

Fokin gay thread this

Go start a cage thread with flashy lights and lasers then.

^Sounds good

I'm seeing more & more of these Ducati bikes on the roads around Bangkok:

They are building then in Thailand.

The one you posted is the Diesel Edition. (designer label not fuel type!)

Originally Posted by dirk diggler

They are building then in Thailand.

The one you posted is the Diesel Edition. (designer label not fuel type!)

I couldn't find a pic of the model I'm seeing most so posted that one which looks the most similar. They are blowing the rest of the scooters off the road from what I've witnessed.

One of my Honda Cub 90's (1981).

CB750

One of a kind, and in running condition. The engine is from a Russian tank, 800 hp.