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Racy and limited edition Honda VFR1200-powered Ariel Ace R announced ahead of UK debut.

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Kawasaki @ INTERMOT 2016: Limited edition ZX-10RR and H2 Carbon plus other updated models bows in Germany.

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Turkish WSSP ace Kenan Sofuoglu shows how to do epic rolling burnouts with a Kawasaki Ninja H2R.

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Supercharged Kawasaki Ninja H2R piloted by WSSP ace Kenan Sofuoglu hits 400km/h in record-breaking run.

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Video released on social media shows off the intricate processes and approach undertaken when hand-building the Honda RC213V-S hyperbike. (more…)

For UK citizen John Brown, a Honda dealership operator based in Manchester, his Christmas holiday got off to a good start when he became the world’s first customer to take deliver of his brand new Honda RC213V-S.

Brown took delivery of his prized machine on Christmas eve, and it will reportedly be added into his illustrious Honda bikes collection. Notably, the new Honda RC213V-S delivered to him isn’t the only rare Honda in said collection. Amongst them are other rarities from the famed Japanese red wing marque such as a RC30, SP1 and SP2. Also in Brown’s collection is a CBR900RR Fireblade and a VF1000F.

RC213V-S first customer handover (6)
RC213V-S first customer handover (6)

Brown was clearly delighted with his latest addition and relished in the opportunity to own the much hyped Honda RC213V-S. He added, “As soon as it went on sale I registered my interest on the website, and when I received the call from Honda to say my order was accepted it was a very special day for me.”

RC213V-S first customer handover (7)
RC213V-S first customer handover (7)

Based on the race- and championship winning Honda RC213V MotoGP bike, Honda’s racing arm, HRC (Honda Racing Corporation) began offering the street-legal RC213V-S for sale beginning July last year. Though the fanfare of Honda’s newest hyperbike was mixed due to the varied specifications, HRC still received a sizable numbers of orders.

The Honda RC213V-S reportedly commanded a price tag of £150,000 in the UK. HRC states that further deliveries have been slated for this year.

Source: Honda Europe via Asphaltandrubber and MCN

The supercharged monstrosity known as the Kawasaki Ninja H2 has gained a new paint scheme for its 2016 model year version. The new scheme, which Kawasaki calls “Mirror Coated Spark Black”, gives the Ninja H2 a much more darker stance as a result of the scheme’s blackened-out theme and nature.

Besides this dark new paint job, Kawasaki has not announce any further changes to its supercharged halo bike. Minus the new paint, it is highly likely that the model would remain mechanically unchanged from its current form.

Kawasaki has also yet to confirm if it would continue to offer the Ninja H2’s track-only sibling, the Ninja H2R, throughout 2016 as well.

You can check out the 2016 Kawasaki Ninja H2’s darkened new personality in the gallery we’ve prepared below.

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Sources: YouTube, Asphaltandrubber and Visordown

Street-legal Honda RC213V-S GP bike replica reportedly sold out a month ahead of online booking deadline.

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A closer look at the all-new Honda RC213V-S MotoGP-based street-legal hyperbike.

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Honda RC213V-S unleashed – MotoGP-based street-legal hyperbike now open for orders at approximately RM794,000 each.

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After making waves at INTERMOT with its manic Ninja H2R hyperbike, Kawasaki followed that up in EICMA 2014 with the Ninja H2 street version.

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The long-rumoured Lotus-branded superbike has been officially revealed by its makers Kodewa and Holzer Group. (more…)

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