which is the highest motor bike manufactures in the world?
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The guys who built the choppers for the film "Easy Rider"?
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Any shop that sells Cannondale bikes; they are THE BEST!
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order online. jesonusa.com is a great site. blueskycycling.com and nashbar.com are great too\n\nall great sites and i think they ship worldwide.
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Well, you didn't mention if it's a Road bike, BMX bike, etc... but I, too, have recently acquired a Takara (road bike) recently. There's not much out there -- I've been looking. But what I can discern is that these were actually made my Kuwahara from mid '70's until mid/late '80's.\n\nKuwahara, while it sells bikes under it's own name in Japan, Europw and Canada, didn't use it own name in the US, but instead... "Kuwahara Cycles Ltd. never produced a “Kuwahara Brand” bike, they produced private label bikes for more than 20 different companies, the most famous of whom are: Schwinn, Takara, Puch, Concord, Apollo and Azuki."\n\nNow, most people remember te BMX bikes, some know of the Road and MTBs...\n\nThey are nice bikes but as you may have realized have little value in the reslae market. Which is OK with me because it's such a good deal.\n\nIf it's a road bike, it depends on the era, but mine came with the undervalued Suntour derailers, Suntour bar end shifters, Dia-Compe stem, Dia-Compe centerpulls, and 27" Araya aluminum rims with "Sunshine" (Sanshin) hubs. All good components, and the bar end shifters are worth 4 times what I paid for the entier bike last month.
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I think Glamour is within that range, and with Hero Honda you need not worry about reliability. Then there is of course Pulsar. I myself have a Star City( only Rs.39000 ), so I dunno much about costly bikes.
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The highest commercial bungee jump in the world, as recognised by the Guinness World Records, is the Bloukrans Bridge Bungee Jump in South Africa.
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MotoGp: 'The Kentucky Kid' Nicky Hayden.\n125 cc and 250 cc dont care..
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U can go to www.motogp.com and can shop there !
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probably some one at Nankai. Its been around a WHILE tho. just on other types of bikes.
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Correct, Hyabusa at the moment although the Kwak ZZR 1400 is likely to take the crown....... for a very short time. The Ducati Desmoseidici MotoGP replica is likely to be the most arm wrenchingly fast publicly available bike around ($45K £30K will get you one!!)\nAs for the Dodge Viper engined thing. Definitely not the fastest. Powerful yes, but the test rider was afraid to go above 50mph and was scared of going round corners (and motor BIcycles have only 2 wheels). You could put a 747 Jet engine on a AMC Pacer but it would not be the fastest car.......... well for about 1/2 a second maybe before it launched itself into the neighbours kitchen!! Good engineering exercise tho and must sound awesome!! Is it true the test rider wore brown leathers so no-one would notice when he s**t himself ;)
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The best Sport Motorcycles is the Suzuki Hayabusa... define duel
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New Zealand. \n\nGo there in August06 to see the World MTB Champs in the city of Rotorua.\n\nGorgeous!!!!!!
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the most expensive mtb ive ever seen is the Specialized S-works Enduro SL carbon. the entire bike costs $7100\n\nI also read in a rescent issue of Bicycling about a road bike that costs $23,000. copper plated, ceramic bearings and whatnot....
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I like all motorcycles, crouch rockets and customs, but my dream motorcycle is the Susuki GSXR 1000!!! Hella fast!
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I did not find out who makes them, but I did find a place that does sell them. www.firstflightbikes.com
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There is an incredible number of boutique brands out there, and they make some incredible stuff. Moots, Seven, Ellsworth, Turner, Calfee, DeRosa, etc. There are also brands that are high-quality, but not quite boutique...your Look, Colnago, Ibis, Indy Fab. Then you get into upper-tier brands that make quality stuff, but pop 'em out by the zillions (Trek and its subsidiaries, Specialized, etc.) Finally, you get to the Fuji, Raleigh, GT, Mongoose and other stuff you find at Performance Bike. There's stuff below that, too. \n\nI've found the happy medium with Lemond for road bikes, and Gary Fisher for mountain bikes. They're owned by Trek and the models I ride are made in the U.S. Lots of bike for the buck.
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The KAWASAKI NINJA® ZX™-14, 1352 cc.\n\nIt's called the Kawasaki ZZR1400 in Europe and Japan, The flagship model in Kawasaki's sport bike lineup and their most powerful model. It was introduced for the 2006 model year at a MSRP of $11,500 USD.\n\nThe Ninja can accelerate to 100 kilometers per hour (62mph) from a standing start in under 2.5 seconds,[5] and is capable of completing a standing quarter mile in about 9.83 seconds.[6] Top speed is restricted electronically to 300 kilometers per hour (187 mph)\n\nOfficial bike page here: http://www.kawasaki.com/Products/Detail.aspx?id=203