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1. Prime numbers - Triumph 675 v Suzuki GSX-R750 v Ducati 848

   ... sportsters feel agile but a bit short of grunt, and the one litre race-reps are so fast they can be intimidating for a lot of riders – ...

   Racer59 - 09/09/2019 - 02:53 - 0 comments

2. Dream Factories - Tours of Aprilia and Ducati

   ... post-war transport: cheap, reliable and it does 100km to a litre of fuel! 1949 The Ducati 60 moped is launched 1954 The first ...

   jon96 - 22/09/2019 - 19:20 - 0 comments

3. The Power and the Glory: Ducati Streetfighter S v BMW K1300R v Triumph Speed Triple v Honda CB1000R

   ... manufacturer does when it comes to strapping one of their litre class sports engines into a streetbike chassis – they’ve gone and ...

   Racer59 - 09/09/2019 - 03:05 - 0 comments

4. Road Test: 2005 1000cc Superbike Review

   ... powerful engines? You get the idea. Right, Rossi has a 22-litre fuel tank. I want one of those too, not the 17 litres or so we get. BSB ... power and rock-solid stability border on sanitising the litre-bike experience; winding the Blade up on a, er, private section of ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - 09/09/2019 - 03:05 - 0 comments

5. Energica Experia (2022) review | Touring on the new Experia

   ... in its application. If you’re after a machine to rival litre sports bikes in performance, but be able to 'refuel' and charge at home, ...

   Alex Strange - 07/09/2022 - 10:59

6. BMW K1300GT, Honda VFR800, Suzuki Hayabusa, KTM 990SMT

   ... it will go still has huge appeal but with pretty much all litre class sports bikes now as comfortable and limited to the same top speed ...

   Racer59 - 09/09/2019 - 03:05 - 0 comments

7. Jimarillo columns from TWO magazine

   ... this worrisome episode I am rolling towards Malibu in a 6.5 litre, '71 Plymouth Gran Fury to watch all the born again hooligans tear it up ...

   Ben Cope - 09/09/2019 - 03:05 - 0 comments

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