29-10-2016 às 09:42
Stunning little sportsbikes are nothing new. For a few glorious years in the 1990s, exotic pocket-rockets ruled Britain’s roads. Get ready to want one all over again as we look back at some of the greats…
As the late 1980s turned a 90 right-hander into the early 1990s, race replicas were, definitively, where British biking was at. Tourers, cruisers, naked and adventure bikes were all leftfield niches; the mainstream two-wheeled scene was overwhelmingly sportsbike-crazy.
Unlike our European counterparts, British bikers refused to compromise: if we planned on spending our hard-earned on a bike, we wanted it to be the one that went the fastest, handled the best and contained the latest technology. And that meant, by and large, buying a sportsbike, because that was where Japanese R&D budget went.
http://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/2016/...00-vfr400/
Honda rvf 400rt ainda cá continua atravessada! um dia quem sabe
As the late 1980s turned a 90 right-hander into the early 1990s, race replicas were, definitively, where British biking was at. Tourers, cruisers, naked and adventure bikes were all leftfield niches; the mainstream two-wheeled scene was overwhelmingly sportsbike-crazy.
Unlike our European counterparts, British bikers refused to compromise: if we planned on spending our hard-earned on a bike, we wanted it to be the one that went the fastest, handled the best and contained the latest technology. And that meant, by and large, buying a sportsbike, because that was where Japanese R&D budget went.
http://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/2016/...00-vfr400/
Honda rvf 400rt ainda cá continua atravessada! um dia quem sabe
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