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Bimota Brivido

Discussion in 'Ducati' started by Juan, Nov 22, 2011.

  1. Juan Exhaustipated.

    Bike(s):
    2005CBR1000R, 2007SXV5.5,2005ST1300, 2007TW200.
    New model introduced at the Milan Motorcycle Show.
    Motor: Twin L Cylinders, desmodromic. Ducati
    Size: 1198 cc. 106 X 67,9 mm
    Compression: 11,5:1
    162 Hp @ 9500 RPMs
    Torque: 128 Nm a 8.000 RPMs
    Clutch: Multidisc \ Wet
    Frame: Steel NICrMo4 and aluminium
    Front Suspension: Marzocchi \43 mm.
    Rear Shock: Extreme Tech, custom fabed for Bimota.
    Front Brake: 320 mm rotor w\Brembo radial w\independent pots.
    Rear Break: 220 mm. Brembo two pots.
    Length:2.040 mm.
    Width: 830 mm.
    Height: 1.105 mm.
    Seat height: 800 mm.
    Axle distance: 1.435 mm.
    Dry weight: 177 kg.
    Tank capacity: 18 l.

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  2. CBRVFR Banned from Political discussion by CBRVFR.

    Bike(s):
    RC-30, Triumph Speed Triple
    If they're going to take so much visual influence from the Aprilia RSV-4, they ought to have used the engine as well.
  3. BizJetGuy Resident Curmudgeon

    Bike(s):
    '72 CB350F - sort of
    That's shit hot but I'd still take a V4 Tuono over it any day.
  4. luvtolean Moderator

    I see RC8 in the front.

    I like it.
  5. slickwill 'tarded

    Bike(s):
    VFR, Couple of 'tards
    That was my thought.

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