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Cruising in the fast lane: the UK’s 5 fastest bikes
ReplyDeleteMotorcycle riding is a popular past time for many people across the UK. While many riders enjoy the freedom that bikes provide, there are those who purchase motorcycles to fulfill their need for speed.
Even though the following five motorcycles aren’t the fastest in the world, they are the fastest legal street bikes. The fastest is the Ducati Desmosedici RR, which is capable of reaching a top speed of 199 mph, and claims to be the first road legal version of the Desmosedia MotoGP racing bike. It was launched in 2006, with limited production commencing in 2007. Features include a V4 cylinder, full carbon fibre body, a six speed gearbox and magnesium alloy wheels.
The second fastest street legal motorcycle, the MV Agusta F4 1100cc, which boasts a maximum speed of 196 mph. Production was limited to only a hundred. Over 90% of its components are individually made and includes a titanium exhaust and engine. Its brake and clutch levers fold at the tip and it is fitted with Brembo racing breaks.
The MV Augusta F4 1000 MT Tamburini’s top speed is a slightly tamer 191 mph. During the engineering of this bike the revolutionary TSS System (Torque Shift System) was introduced. Along with four cylinders and a six speed gearbox, this system allows for a surge of power provided even at low revs.
The fastest motorcycle from Kawasaki, the ZX12R Ninja, features an aluminium monocoque frame, fuel injection and a liquid cooling system, enabling it to reach a top speed of 189 mph.
The fifth fastest and best overall performance bike is the Suzuki GSX 1300 R Hayabusa. It is the world’s fastest mass produced motorcycle and features a more compact cylinder head and the Suzuki dual throttle valve system. It can reach 186 mph and has three power delivery options ranging from touring to wide open high performance.
With these bikes capable of reaching extreme top speeds, it’s important to consider the rules and regulations of the road. It’s also important to ensure you have adequate motorbike insurance:http://www.expressinsurance.co.uk/bike-insurance for greater peace of mind about your investment.