APRILIA TUONO V4R REVIEW AND SPECIFICATION

APRILIA TUONO V4R is on the gas for 2011, giving us several strong possibilities for selection to our list, including the sporty tiddler RS4 125. Parent company Piaggio, like Euro rivals Ducati, Triumph and BMW, continues an unabated stream of new product while Japanese brands are being much more cautious.APRILIA TUONO V4R REVIEW AND SPECIFICATION

In our selection process for this list, we had some votes for two new versions of the ultra-desirable RSV4 sportbike. If you have to wonder why this is exciting then you may not have paid attention to a) Motorcycle.com and/or b) World Superbike racing this year. Veteran road racer Max Biaggi scored 10 race wins on the way to the 2010 World Superbike Championship and the Manufacturer's title at the helm of an RSV4. And earlier this year we picked the RSV4 Factory as the winner of the first part of our 2010 Superbike Shootout.

REVIEW 2011 TOP 10 HOTTEST BIKES

This is Review fo top ten and hottest bikes ever of 2011. This crop of 2011 and 2012 offerings shows an almost unparalleled variety and further category fracturing and blending. We’re on tap to receive three cool entry-level, small-displacement sportbikes, an Italian power cruiser, a bleeding-edge Japanese literbike and the first inline 6-cylinder motorcycle engine we’ve seen in decades, among many other noteworthy machines.

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2011 KAWASAKI KX250F SPECIFICATION PICTURE AND PRICE

2011 new Kawasaki KX250F is the hottest Motorcycle of the year.It was easy to love last year’s Kawasaki KX250F. Yes, it had a carburetor, handling was merely average and even the looks and ergonomics were a little dated. What made it such a hit? Power. The 2010 KX250F engine ran so strongly nothing else mattered. The 2010 bike was so good that KX250F sales rose 18% while other brands of 250Fs saw sales drop.

Motorcycle.com became acquainted with the 2011 KX250F at the North American press launch at Budds Creek. Engineers were excited to show off their hard work; the new KX250F received over 30 changes from the previous year, including the biggest of them all, fuel injection.

Year

Manufacturer

Model

Engine Type

Engine Displacement

Bore & Stroke

Compression Ratio

Cooling

Fuel System

Ignition

Starting System

Transmission

Final Drive

Rake and Trail

Wheel Base

Seat Height

Front Suspension

Rear Suspension

Front Brake

Rear Brake

Front Tire

Rear Tire

Fuel Capacity

Dry Weight

MSRP

2011

Kawasaki

KX250F

EngineFour-stroke single with DOHC and four valves

249cc

77.0 mm x 53.6 mm

13.5:1

Liquid-Cooled

43mm Keihin throttle body

Digital DC-CDI

NA

Five-speed with wet multi-disc manual clutch

Chain

28.2 degrees / 4.7 in.

58.1 in.

37.2 in.

47mm inverted Showa SFF telescopic fork with spring preload adjustability

Uni-Trak linkage system and Showa shock with 19 position low-speed

Single semi-floating 250mm petal disc with dual piston caliper

Single 240mm petal disc with single-piston caliper

80/100-21

100/90-19

1.9 gal.

232.7 lbs. (Wet)

$7,299