Best Honda Motorcycle Modification

Best Honda Motorcycle Modification

Creative Modifi Yamaha Vixion Sport

Creative Modifi Yamaha Vixion Sport
Motor sport bike and streetfighter naked homage often shunned petite biker. The reason is a big power, handling will be difficult to control, as well as between the biker and motorcycle display will jomplang....

Style Yamaha R1 Modification

Style Yamaha R1 Modification

Modification Honda CBR 600 Motor Full Specification Airbrus

Modification Honda CBR 600 Motor Full Specification Airbrus
Specifications honda cbr 600 motor sport:
Velg front of the original honda cbr 600
Velg back original honda cbr 600
Body motor honda cbr 600 native cat in the blue and white bubble
Original swing arm honda cbr 600
Racing exhaust
Upside down genuine honda cbr 600
Fairing honda cbr 600
Front tire size 110/70 federal
Rear tire size 140/70 federal
Airbrus white cat blue bubble

Classic Motorcycles - The Suzuki GSX1100E

Classic Motorcycles - The Suzuki GSX1100E
After the "power is everything" attitude of Japanese motorcycle manufacturers in the late 60s and 1970s, the 1980s saw potential legislation and handling concerns as issues that needed to be addressed. As far as legislation was concerned, manufacturers were beginning to realise that some bikes could be legislated off the roads, particularly when you consider the previously unheard of power-to-weight ratios available to people of just 17 years of age with little road experience.

This had already prompted Germany to introduce a 100bhp limit on bikes imported into the country which had already had Honda decreasing the bhp of its CBX1000 to 95 from 105bhp. As far as handling was concerned, the big new Suzuki was a step up from the plethora of 1000cc machines. Despite the fact that the frame of the GSX1100E was pretty conventional, with a tubular steel duplex frame and twin rear shock absorbers, it was the engine that gave it its edge.

Yamaha FZ6 Modifications to Consider

Yamaha FZ6 Modifications to Consider
my series about the different modifications that are available for the Yamaha FZ6 motorcycle. It seems like every time I turn around I find something new that can be done to my FZ6. In Part 1 of this series I discussed the aftermarket possibilities of upgraded exhaust, windscreens, and seats. In Part 2 I will give an overview of the options available for new grips, levers, and rear sets. In contrast to a powertrain modification, these are mostly aesthetic and comfort rather than performance enhancements. Let's get to it.

Motorcycle Stunt Modifications

Motorcycle Stunt Modifications
As motorcycle stunts and tricks have become a popular part of motorcycle culture, some riders have taken to modifying their vehicles to improve their capabilities. These additional parts do not necessarily change the everyday operation of the bike, but can be warning signs of amateur stunt riders. However, if these parts are not installed correctly, they could prove dangerous to everyone on the road.

Among the most popular tricks that many riders may try are the wheelie, the stoppie, and the burnout. These three tricks can then branch out from the basic maneuvers into more extreme, often more dangerous variants done for even greater showmanship and difficulty.

For an example of how motorcycle part modifications evolve, consider a peculiar variant of the wheelie known as the 12 O'Clock, which features the rider propping the bike at an extremely sharp angle. For additional tricks on handle bars, extending the length of a 12 O'Clock is necessary. This in turn leads to increased stunt modifications known as 12 O'Clock bars or, more simply, 12 bars.