200mph is a number banded around a lot these days as a number easily achievable on a modern superbike. It's a bit silly really as all these bikes are limited to 'only' 186mph, and a Hayabusa or ZZR1400 will happily hit this point, then go no further

KAWASAKI'S ZZR-1400 is a monstrous bike that can easily pull to its limited 186mph but for those who want that little bit more, you might want to try getting yourself a taxi.Speed cameras have been called into question after the revelation that a

and race replicas. They achieved both objectives with remarkable success, as global sales figures attest.This time around the plan wasn't so clear cut. And any suggestions that the new Hayabusa is a repost to the Kawasaki ZZR1400 were quickly dismissed

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all it's impact has snowballed this year – witness Kawasaki's extended attempt at viral marketing with the ZZR1400 – and now MV Agusta is in on the act with its own teaser video, this time for the totally-unsurprising Brutale 675.They actually show

option reduces output to 75% of full power - delivering a milder throttle response.Kawasaki have also applied the KTRC system - the same traction control found on the new ZZR1400, and similar to that of the ZX-10R. The system is a combination of Kawasaki

Swiss Alps, July 2ndKAWASAKI are unashamed about the brute power and speed of the GTR1400. "This bike is full of spice and Kawasaki ingredients," they say at the press briefing. "Class-leading power, class-leading performance, and a new benchmark

, but unfortunately there are going to be some big crashes too, which is where, when it comes to winning championships, the bank accounts come back into play.4. The new ZZR-1400Incase you hadn't noticed, the war between Suzuki and Kawasaki over who's got the fastest

not mention, is a figure more than five times more than the output of Kawasaki's ZZR-1400, the world's fastest production motorcycle.The Rapom V8 was created in Argyle's garage after he sold his 'Monster Truck' chassis and wanted to build another small project

is limited to the Suzuki Hayabusa and the Kawasaki ZZR1400, both of which have a long line of evolution, sales success and loyal followers. The new K1300S is more than up to the job of competing with them.The S model forms the basis for the R incarnation