March 30th, 2009 by BallerRide
Put your own face, or an image of whatever you want, on the now-famous Rossi Face helmet. AVG is giving customers, and those who have a few minutes to kill, the option to uplaod a picture of themselves and have it added to the Valentino Rossi helmet, and then purchase it. In addition to the clouds and colors on the helmet above, there is a white, black and gray version where you can also add your face. Thanks to HellforLeather, you can check some out in the gallery below. Kill a few minutes and create your own.
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March 25th, 2009 by BallerRide
The F4CC is the crown jewel of the MV Agusta line. A special production model, only one hundred F4CC’s are being produced, each with its own serial number 1-100 imprinted on a platnium plate at the top of the steering column. The 1078cc engine on the Italian superbike reaches a top speed of 195mph. While the engine is too large to be hitting any official race tracks, this beauty will smoke most all competition on the streets. MV Agusta’s F4CC was sculpted by Massimo Tamburini, taking on a unique and luxurious look utilizing the finest MV components. The bike follows Claudio Castiglioni’s dream, the Managing Director of MV, by creating a bike that uses the latest technology and all of MVAgusta’s tricks of the trade to attain top performance. The collectors superbike is the fourth most expensive motorcycle on the market at $120,000. The most expensive bike you ask? At $250,000 the Dodge Tomahawk V10 superbike take the prize.
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March 23rd, 2009 by BallerRide
The Ducati Streetfighter and Streetfighter S are set to hit the streets thi week in Italy and there are some great shots to go along with the final unveiling. The traction control, Marchesini wheel and Öhlins suspension-equipped Ducati Streetfighter S goes on sale for US customers in May for the price of $18,995, while the less expensive regular Streetfighter will be on the showroom floor this Summer for $14,995. Both bikes feature the 155bhp, 87.5lb/ft 1099cc v-twin engine and a style that mixes elements of Ducati with a Japenses taste. Video, images and more info after the jump.
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February 23rd, 2009 by BallerRide
In the world of three-wheel rides there are only a few that really stick out. Our favorite is the Cirbin V13R Trike for it’s style and two-seat functionality, but the Scorpian Prodigy more than holds it’s own. Powered by a Suzuki Hayabusha engine, the Prodigy mixes the speeed of a superbike with the look and feel of a lightweight sports car. With one wheel in the back and two in the front the car is stable enough to push 0-60 in 3.3 seconds and 1.5g on a skidpad.
While the Prodigy isn’t as energy efficient or futuristic as the Scarab, it comes at the afforadable price of $40,000 from Scorpian Motorsports. Judging by the website, it looks like Scorpian is going to allow you to build your own Prodigy with customizations very soon.
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February 16th, 2009 by BallerRide
James Perse creates each of these custom beach cruisers by request, keeping in mind the vintage style of the beach cruiser while infusing a modern look. The sleek form bike comes with it’s own limited edition serial number and extra wide rims.
As Perse explains it; “Originally popularized in the ’50s and ’60s, the Beach Cruiser is known for its stylistic fat tires that can handle sand, wide-style handlebars and coaster brakes. Its form and function has made it a fixture in Southern California.” Along with it’s hydroform steel frame and smooth look the James Perse custom built vintage style beach cruise features a billet aluminum stem, hand-aged leather seat and grips, triple-clamp fork, extra large aluminum sprocket, extra wide 2″ rims and 2.125″ tires, and 1 speed coaster brake hub. One more picture after the jump.
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