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It's already on Netflix.

Congratulations, very nice.

I remember reading that all units have been sold and with 200 units produced, I am thinking this has more to do with WSBK than anything else.

MacDoc, I am glad you enjoyed the ride. I bought my 1st litre bike in 2006 (GSXR-1000) and I have not owned anything "smaller" since. It's really no about speed but more about the easy it picks up speed in any gear.

In my opinion, the V4 engine sounds the best....Sounds just like a MotoGP bike. i might be biased :-)

It must be...I am seeing prices around the $400.00 when I searched.

I am not sure about the burning oil and turbo cars statement. Mine (STI) has 60,000kms on it and it doesn't burn any oil. Subarus really hold their value and the full-time AWD is amazing in the snow. Once you try it, you will have a hard time going back to a 2WD car.

Two very lucky people....I am glad they seem to be ok.

My TPS sensor was replaced under that recall. Never had fuelling issues with mine.

Nice collection you got there. Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

Most of the tanks are made of "PA6 polyamide plastic" these days...I always use Shell gas, so no issues with any of the bikes.

I am running Aprilia's race ECU with a Slip-on. In track mode, around our country roads (many stop signs) , I get 145kms before the fuel light comes on. In sport mode, in longer, easy runs I get around 175kms before the light. another 40+ in the reserve. Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

I have used mine on a couple of multi-day trips without any issues. In my case, I used a tank bag and a backpack for my stuff and a "airhawk" seat for the longer days. The fuel consumption is an issue, I had to stop every 180kms or so. Amazing bike.

Keep these in mind when declaring the amount paid: Case 1: A friend of mine bought a bike fully certified only to find out a couple days later that the sub frame was crashed. He declared the value of the bike to be less than 1/2 of what he really paid for it and that is the amount he was...

http://hittingtheapexfilm.com/trailer/ Looks very interesting...

That is exactly the ones my wife and I used on the trip. I had the US20 on my bike and she had the US30 on hers. Worked out great.

I just strapped a beg to the back seat and that worked extremely well. You can purchase the semi-soft bags and mounting hardware for the Diavel from Ducati but it will be extremely expensive.

Gotta give 2 thumbs up to Brian and the team at Apex Cycles in Cambridge. About 2 months ago I was involved in an accident that deemed my bike as a write off. To add insult to injury, this happened just weeks before a planned trip with friends through the great riding roads of New York to...

Very nice, thanks for sharing.

Very cool. thanks for posting