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It is difficult in the current market populous has a segment that has at least three or four models, if not more. However, it seems odd that there is a very neglected lot in our market that also is not a minority, but quite the opposite. We are talking about sports quart, which represent the perfect step between the 125 – and are “approved” to 15 horsepower card or directly from the A1-and large capacity. Many users of these little bikes have to go directly to a 500 or 600 to access the motorcycle world “big”, which is not very logical, because there are currently few intermediate models.
However, with a capacity of 250 technically can get nowadays excellent bikes that go about the legal power to those first two years (34 hp), and also, more manageable, lighter, cheaper and, in short, much best to learn to ride a high-powered bike. The great irony is that the market can hardly be found these bikes sport 250. Until recently there was the option most rabid sports that was the Aprilia RS 250, an expensive bike but with finishes and materials of the first and directly inspired by the race bikes of the brand with excellence as curved chassis and aluminum swingarm, plus a powerful two-stroke engine. Read the rest of this entry »

The greens will present their 2010 version of the Ninja ZX-10R. No revolution compared to the previous version, but some elements that are all the same apart. A new nose was designed: the design is a step closer to that of the ZX-6R. The inside of the fairing has been slightly reworked. Mr. Kawasaki also promises a more sporty ergonomics.

Kawasaki has kept its assets, already popular on previous versions. The exhaust outlet is now a single layer of aluminum. The dashboard (very readable) remains valid. Adjustable suspension front (brand Öhlins) are also conserved.

As for accessories, a new bubble dresses the cockpit, and a seat cover to play the “track racer” is available. many other parts and other improvements on supply catalog. Read the rest of this entry »