Motorevue has reported that the next version of the Kawasaki ZX-6R will carry the design cue like its bigger brother the ZX-10R. The looks of this new design looks great and ‘brutal’ in a good way.   (more…)

Mr. Apeyjal of Creative Makeover just got a very special client in his shop. This is Momoto MM1 that is originally known as the Petronas FP1. The launching of this bike is due today 28th June 2012 at Sepang International Circuit. Bro Apeyjal will have his own track time with this MM1 and I guess he will just have a good time with it. I’m happy to know that this racing legend will come back again to our shore after all the story that went up about it being stored somewhere in UK. It is great to know somebody has taken the effort to bring this FP1 back in its full glory.   (more…)

I got this from Awateff Al Jefry II FB as posted at Yamaha 135LC Malaysia FB page. It looks like this new livery features a lot of speed lines compared to the previous livery version. I’m hoping to see a nice livery for the 5-speed too.

Yamaha Lagenda 115ZR also got it livery update with this new dynamic lines and maintaining the Yamaha Racing Blue colour that is the same colour with the YZF-R1. The changes that we can see  is that this time the front brake has been replaced to single-piston caliper compared to previous version that is equipped with 2-piston caliper. For this 115ZR, I think the single-piston is enough for the braking power since this bike can tops at 100km/h only in stock condition. The wheels are also now in black colour compared to the all blue colour for the previous model. At the time the blue wheel is introduced, it looks weird but now it is looking just nice. Black is a good colour too and it easily blends with this bike well.

Price for Yamaha Lagenda 115ZR 2012 is RM5,260

I found this Honda C70 with 2-cylinder L-twin engine setup on Youtube from Central Java, Indonesia. This mod is extreme considering the 70cc single-cylinder Honda engine is being added with one more additional cylinder. This is like combining two engine into one. Imagine the difficulties in connecting the crankshaft together. The timing of the spark plug. The electronics. The welding of the block. All needs to work perfectly and in harmony.

A great piece of engineering. You can see the video embed after the jump  (more…)

I have just a spent my time reading this info from official Honda site about its RC-V model that is being used in MotoGP races. The time spent is well worth every seconds if you are into bikes. It answer some of the burning question that lingers in our mind about their racing RC-V. How does Honda create the world-beating MotoGP race bikes?

I’m sure you will like it when you are there. Heads up to: http://world.honda.com/RC-V/?r=m