FTR MOTO is producing a limited edition of 10 Moto2 Grand Prix machines with a full World Supersport specification Honda CBR600RR motor, in the colours of Ron Haslam’s 500cc Grand Prix Elf Honda.The FTR Elf project is being launched to celebrate FTR

ITALIAN exotica-monger Vyrus has revealed its new Moto2 challenger, the 986 M2, at the Motor Bike Expo in Verona today, complete with the firm's Bimota-inspired hub-centre steering.Powered by the usual Moto2 Honda 600cc four-cylinder engine

TINY Italian maker of convention-busting exotica, Vyrus, has revealed pictures of what appears to be a road-going version of its 986 M2 racer.The CBR600RR-powered 986 M2 was intended to be a Moto2 competitor, but has so far failed to attract any

UK BASED FTR's exciting Ron Haslam tribute Moto2 racer is to sell for £69,850 (£82,073 including UK VAT) but excluding delivery, Visdown can reveal.The limited edition production run of just 10 hand-built racers will be built to the exact

CREATORS of the dynamically attractive M210 Moto2 machine Bottpower have put their minds to the dirt oval and designed a trick flattrack concept.The BOTT XR-1 concept design is based around a Buell powerplant, with the American bike also acting as a

ram air intake and LED lights.There's even talk of the Spanish company coming up with a Moto2 replica next year, styled along the same lines but powered with a four-stroke 250 or 450 motor.Tasty!

) Moto2 race bike they looked. But it doesn't add up that Honda would patent such a bike. Firstly, the firm has never shown much interest in fielding its own Moto2 chassis; as sole engine supplier it's guaranteed to win every race anyway. Secondly, there

that hinted at a new CBR600RR – a small, four-cylinder sports bike in the mould of a Moto2 machine – but even so, there's a distinct lack of talk about what might be coming.Some suggest that the 600cc supersport market is dying, and manufacturers are staying