If you’ve been following the unrolling saga of BMW’s new S 1000 RR wünder-bike, you’ve seen it go from rumor to concept to unveiling to the announcement of the new street model. But maybe you were as incredulous as I was when presented with the news that the bike would be priced competitively – within $1,000 – of the Japanese Supersports, which range from the $11,799 Kawasaki ZX-10R to the $12,999 Honda CBR1000RR ($13,999 with ABS).
“No way!” declared the Internet peanut gallery, in between criticizing the bike’s asymmetrical headlamps and lambasting the styling for looking too much like a Japanese design, “it’ll be $20,000 and won’t perform like a Japanese 1000.”
Fellas, I hate to break it to you, but a local dealer is now taking deposits for January delivery, locking in pricing at the MSRP of …Â Details
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It is not such a wonder why electric motorcycles should not be the first introduction for consumers to the electric vehicle, EV. It actually makes sense.
The gist is that there is no denying the electric motorcycle world is taking over the fair share of news media. In fact, it is jumping forward in leaps and bounds, going well ahead of its four wheel cousin… Details
Video Motorycle Street – The Etnies crew gear up to ride from SoCal to Sturgis.
When the time comes for one last ride, not everyone is content to take that journey in the typical Cadillac or Lincoln.Â
Some prefer to make their final road trip in a sleek Victorian-style carriage pulled by a rumbling steel horse.Â
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