Moriwaki's stunning MD 250HIT'S THE day for terrific race-oriented machines, and here's the first pictures of the Moriwaki MD 250H.A racebike built around a four-stroke motocross engine by the Japanese special bike builder.The bike is being put

Moriwaki's new 600 'special'HERE'S THE 'special' bike built as an idea of what the MotoGP600 bikes could look like. The bike has been put together by famous Japanese engine specialists Moriwaki.Despite what you may read elsewhere the machine

Moriwaki really know how to craft a gorgeous race bike, take the Japanese tuning firm's Moto2 bike for example. Everything about the carbon test bike looks perfect, right down to the trademark titanium exhaust.The above bike is from the QMMF team

This beautiful motorcycle is the Moriwaki MD250 road racer, the replacement for 125cc two-strokes in MotoGP come 2012.The alloy beam chassis houses Honda’s diminutive CRF250X uni-cam motor, normally seen wearing long travel suspension and knobbly

MOTO2 contenders Moriwaki launched their new MD600 racer, with a video showing the bike in its full glory.The Japanese firm announced plans to participate in the forthcoming Moto2 class, which is set to replace the current 250cc category in 2010.

Moriwaki's new Moto2 racerTOP JAPANESE tuning company Moriwaki presented their new Moto2 prototype at Motegi last night. The MD600 is the firm's idea of what the replacement motorcycles for the defunct 250cc two-stroke class will end up like

INTERWETTEN Moriwaki Team has taken delivery of their new Moto2 racer prototype that Thomas Lüthi will ride in this year's inaugural Moto2 season.The German-based team will now put the finishing touches to the new 600cc racer: an Akrapovic exhaust

that’s allegedly already signed. However, other rumours in the paddock suggest this isjust a smokescreen and that Camier sees his real future in World Superbikes.If he were going to Moto2, it would be due to his his strong Moriwaki contacts

IN a contest of speed Maria Sharapova bested Fonsi Nieto and his Moriwaki Moto2 in a 100-metre race.The Russian tennis beauty was able to serve at a speed of 173km/h over 100-metres, compared to Fonsi covering the short stretch in 165km/h on his

600cc motors are producing around 140bhp in race trim.Valencia Moto2: Day One1 Toni Elias SPA Gresini Racing (Moriwaki) 1:37.530 sec2 Julian Simon SPA Mapfre Aspar Team (RSV) 1:37.548 sec3 Kenny Noyes USA Jack&Jones-Banderas (Promoharris) 1:37.692 sec4