April 2010|modification all motor

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Rieju MRT50 Pro Competition being launched

Spansh motorcycle manufacturer Rieju launch their new 50cc European Enduro series Blegium roun winner the Rieju MRT50 Pro Competition is being launched next week for the public to buy. Its features include:-

50 cc 6 speed Pre Mix Yamaha LC motor with special head & Cylinder by Top competition, Front floating wave disc 260 mm. Rear Wave 200 mm.
Upside-Down adjustable Marzocchi 40 mm forks. Adjustable rear gas monoshock. Aluminium swing arm. Hand made exhaust with competition silencer. Hydraulic clutch. Race clutch with straight cut teeth & reinforced discs. Tommaselli tapered handlebars with anodised duraluminium brackets. Dual radiator, Michelin FIM tires, Racing quick twist throttle.
Mikuni 24 mm carburettor. Racing CDI with variable curve. Oversized footrests. NGK Platinum BR10ES spark plug, Team Rieju Race Graphics, Hand & fork guards plus sump guard as standard.

It's claimed to be a very serious road legal race machine.

Ride safe

Jon Booth
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

MODIF HONDA VARIO CBS TECHNO LOW RIDER 2010

Honda Vario CBS techno low rider, this is the most frequent modifications in the scooter-lovers to do the modifier of Indonesia, with big tires, big body and of course flat. That is the main attraction of the modified low rider. and this time the victim is a modification of vario hodan new techno CBS launched a few months ago. already in the brush Manjadi low rider tough.

Reviews of new honda vario cbs techno
Security features are also present added comfort, the feel skutiknya safe, certainly more comfortable and calm while driving. Vario Techno CBS continue the legacy of security features in pairs in the Vario, such as the side stand switch, parking in a secure key lock and auto shutter.

Well in this Techno CBS Vario added one more feature that is Combi Brake System (CBS). In this technology the rear brake lever, when pressed to distribute the braking force is not just to the rear wheels but also to the front wheels.

"Combi Brake system is expected to help motorists get used to only use the rear brake. With these features the risk of locking the rear wheels when braking suddenly can be reduced, "the U.S. sure Tedjo Siswojo, Senior General Manager of Technical Services, PT AHM. Not only safer but more comfortable, especially for beginner riders.

In addition, now under the handlebar rack equipped with a capacity quite relieved. Utility box under the seat also comes with a lid. Letters of information in a secure key auto shutter phosphor-coated in order to remain visible in the darkness. And the most pampering eye is an indicator panel which is far more exciting than the previous Vario.

Friday, April 16, 2010

'Maddo' jumps Corinth Canal

Motocross freestyle Robbie Madison has jumped the Corinth Canal in Greece, jumping an amazing 85m and reaching aheight of 95m.
You can watch the stunning video of Robbies death defying jump below.
Maddison said getting the approach right despite the constantly changing surfaces – from grass to concrete to wood to asphalt again and then carpet – was difficult enough but there was greater hurdle to the jump: “Overcoming fear, that’s always the hardest part,“ Maddison said.

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Jon Booth
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Thursday, April 15, 2010

Yamaha’s BW’s 125 arrives

Yesterday Yamaka UK announced the arrival of their new commuter 125 scooter, called the BW's 125.
Its powered by a 125cc, 4-stroke, fuel injected air-cooled engine with Electronic Fuel Injection. It has big, wide, all-terrain style 12 inch tyres and off road grade dual rear shock absorbers, which given the appauling state of Britain's pot-holed roads, will be most welcome!

The BW’s 125 is available in Avalanche White and Midnight Black.

Ride safe

Jon Booth
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