xtremetexaschopper: January 2008

Monday, January 21, 2008

Buell Ulysses XB12XT Is ready for Action

Imagine a motorcycle that is presently as at ease carving canyons as it is eating up miles of highway and back roads on a long distance trip. That kind of courageous adaptability is markedly delivered by the 2008 Buell Ulysses XB12XT.

The latest Buell Ulysses XB12XT model was launch today as the second model in the Buell Ulysses family of adventure sportbike motorcycles, which acquire the handling and soul to own every corner. The XB12XT has a tall frontage screen to shield the wind. Standard passionate hand grips warm the rider's hands in colder environment. The grip is rated at 18 watts per side on the elevated setting and 11 watts per side on the low down setting. There is also an additional storage section under the textured seat, while the 4.4 gallon fuel in frame tank gives the XB12XT substantial riding range.

Refer: http://sev.prnewswire.com/auto/20080121/AQM06821012008-1.html

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

IHS students ready to display case custom made chopper in Reno

Students in Incline high School shop class have been building a custom motorcycle by way of the help of a local personality. Aaron Greene, an Incline High School graduates as well as owner of Paramount Custom Cycles in Reno has been functioning with the class on the bike. The motorcycle or Chopper will be inauguration for the first time Thursday afternoon in Reno by Paramount's manufacturing facility. The students completed work on the chopper just before winter break in December, said Bryan Thorton, who instruct the group of students.

They loaded the bike into a preview and herd it to Paramount's facility for some finishing touches and a green plus gold Highlander paint job." I can't speak sufficient for what these kids did with the bike," Thorton said. "I never had a lack of hands and they put a lot of effort into this, operational on it after school as well as on their own time."

Refer: http://www.tahoebonanza.com/article/20080116/COMMUNITY/466849021

Friday, January 11, 2008

Bajaj has currently announced that a new agreement with its Japanese partner will permit it to pass Kawasaki's big bikes into India. Bajaj Auto with Kawasaki of Japan has had an association for the past 25 years that extensive into technical cooperation and latest product development.

Mr Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director of Bajaj Auto speaks, amongst the bikes being measured for launch here is the recently introduced Kawasaki Ninja 250. This bike is power-driven by an eight-valve, DOHC, liquid-cooled 250cc fuel injection engine that develops 30bhp of max out power, and is mutual with a six-speed gearbox. Mr Bajaj said that the Ninja 250 is the right product fit for the Indian market for the reason that it was developed in Thailand and is presently being manufactured for that market.

Refer: http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2008/01/12/stories/2008011252300200.htm

Monday, January 7, 2008

Hutt Boyz Choppers is one of only two high-quality chopper motorcycle fashion in the country. It sells generally American prepared bikes, in the extended forks and unassuming style complete famous by the TV show American Chopper. The bikes are equal to three meters lengthy, cost approximately $50,000, and are few and far among on New Zealand roads. Nowadays selling on one bike a month, the shop's revenue is marginal, but the Hutt Boyz fashion label is make money and financial support increase of the bike workshop. "The vital goal is to assemble our own bikes. We desire to construct a New Zealand style chopper".

Refer: http://www.stuff.co.nz/4346176a13.html

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

New assemble from Honda,Yamaha,Guzzi and Star as seen at the Tokyo, Milan, in addition to the International Motorcycle Shows. The Tokyo Motor show and the EICMA do in Milan have been history for a moment now. Still the International Motorcycle Show is in the substantial of running its U.S. circuit. The big news on the DN-01 is the latest HFT (Human Friendly Transmission) which present three modes for the rider: D- for daily stuff, S- for when things blaze a bit, and M- which reproduce a six-speed manual tranny so the rider experience like he is changing on his own. There was also a good selection of delicious custom show bikes from Star, Arlen Ness and Victory, and line up on row of the usual eye candy from Roland Sands.

Refer: http://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/features/0712_crup_sussing_out_the_show_circuit
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