Duu streetfighter motorcycle

The motorcycle is named DUU. You must wonder where it came from and who the maker? Big bike was crafted by CR & S (Cafe Racing & Sport), a motorcycle manufacturer based in Italy. And this is a homemade hand Duu to be produced is limited in 2011 at a price of about 25,900 U.S. dollars.

Listened from the display, this vehicle combines the typical stocky muscular naked bike America (streetfighter) and European styles. Duu given name - derived from the Italian language - means "Two" which is reflected in the design of the seat (can be to get a free ride, though small, but can be folded) and the machine.

For cardiac pacemaker, Duu given X-Edge engine 1916 cc V-Twin which has a maximum power of 95 HP with 140 Nm of torque from 2,500 to 4700 rpm. Keistimewan machine specially made home modifications to S & S to commemorate the 50th birthday, designed each cylinder has two valves stems and three belt Noken as a player (one smoked, two exhaust).

Many structural components are made of carbon materials and high quality handmade results. Like the front lights, gas tank, GPS and glass folding handle (patent had a CR & S), which can be folded passenger seat, disc brakes superbike models and more.

MV Agusta F3 New Sportsbike from Italy

MV Agusta show their sportsbike, F3, for the middle segment in the form of images. Workmanship takes many years, ranging from design to development. Process is long because the Italian motorcycle manufacturer wanted to show a reputation as a two-wheeler maker of the most beautiful and prestigious high.

About the machine, had rumored that the capacity 675 cc, 600 cc but in fact. In the meantime, if you paid attention, taillights, wheels, and the front is very similar to the MV Agustua F4 2010.

Only, larger front brake calipers with the model inverted fork (upside down). Hidden exhaust GP model and a single swing arm rear wheel.

Launch has been delayed because its ownership was still under the banner of Harley Davidson. American motorcycle companies that intend to sell it. In the meantime, the control back into the hands of Claudio Castiglioni, the original owner.

For lovers of motor sport, the MV Agusta F3 can be seen in the actor s EICMA in Milan, Italy, November.