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Yamaha Vixion Facelift 2010


Sales of Yamaha V-Ixion pretty good. The proof, in the sports segment to be the largest contributor for ATPM Yamaha in Indonesia, which until 10 months to contribute a total of 155,808 units from 176,624 units. For the moment it garputala bearing motor control 45.7 percent market share of sports.

From some of the information collected KOMPAS.com, PT Yamaha Motor Kencana Indonesia (YMKI) plans to release its flagship product of this sport with a new look (face lift) next year. Because minor change, the change was too much.

Only the main light (head lamp), which reportedly resembles a "head" Byson but smaller. When confirmed, the board was reluctant to comment Yamaha.

Removed first YMKI sports products fuel injection technology in May 2007. After that, design changes have not occurred. Manufacturing only playing on the replacement of the motor body striping.

New Honda CB Twister 110cc First Look

Honda CB Twister 110ccNew Honda CB Twister 110cc First Look

Honda CB Twister 110cc


Honda CB Twister 110cc is tall and it has character. The muscular scoops and treatment to the rear cowl might easily deceive you the CB Twister is a bike with larger engine. CB Twister features front disc brake,alloy wheel and hunki-ish red springs at the rear. Going by the Honda standard’s, we expect the CB Twister at a premium over peers. Expect the pricing upwards of Rs52,000.

HONDA MOTORCYCLES NEWS AND PHOTOS

1. Honda CBR1000RR

This year the CBR1000RR super sports bike, popular for its high performance and stylish design, has undergone a full model change, featuring the latest in advanced technologies honed in Honda’s MotoGP (FIM* Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix) machines. The engine and frame construction have been changed along with the fairing design for weight reduction and greater concentration of mass.

This super sports model features a water-cooled, high-output 4-stroke, in-line 4-cylinder 1,000cc engine. For the new 2008 model, the number of components has been reduced to make the bike more compact, and the new lightweight, die-cast aluminum frame provides a smooth ride with just the right amount of rigidity. These and other modifications succeed in reducing overall vehicle weight by 6kg compared to the previous model. The rear swingarm has also been lengthened for improved road holding and increased rigidity, and a gull arm design adopted to secure greater freedom for muffler layout. The exhaust system is positioned under the pillion step to bring it closer to the bike’s center of gravity, with a short muffler that further contributes to the concentration of mass. This painstaking attention is to detail results in a highly sophisticated design. Other features that add to the bike appeal the motorcycle include the newly developed assist slipper clutch for easier clutch operation and an enhanced feeling of rider security thanks to the mitigation of abrupt engine braking during downshifting. The new model’s styling features compact front and rear fairing designed to present an image of extreme compactness, combined with mirrors with built-in turn signals to achieve a cool, aggressive look. Manufactured at Honda’s Hamamatsu Factory in Japan, it will be released successively in European markets.

2. Honda XL700V Transalp

Also sporting a makeover this year is the XL700V Transalp, the dual-purpose sports model fitted with a 2-cylinder, V-twin engine that delivers powerful low- to mid-range torque for outstanding performance in all riding conditions. The Transalp’s engine displacement has been increased from 650cc to 700cc for improved acceleration, and the headlight redesigned for a more aggressive look.

3. Honda CBF600

The CBF600 sports model, popular for its nimble handling, has been given a further boost in performance with a more compact, lightweight engine with enhanced output in an all-new aluminum die-cast, mono-backbone frame. Honda also announced that for the first time, the CBF600 will feature the ease of operation and superior performance of Honda’s CBS (Combined Brake System), which works in synergy with ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) to ensure outstanding braking control for a safer, more stable ride.


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