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venerdì 19 giugno 2026

Bulit a DB1 starting from a Ducati s2r

 








after-5-years

lunedì 27 aprile 2026

Vyrs 986 M2 Custom

 




pics by http://www.bimotaforum.co.uk/

Another DB5 was on sell...

... in the United States of Amercia, in Florida. 






DB5 America

 Race bike was on sell 







pics by https://raresportbikesforsale.com/

mercoledì 28 settembre 2022

1987 Bimota YB5 Racer Tested On Track

 

The Bimota YB5 was tagged as the fastest, maddest, most expensive hyperbike on the planet when it was rolled out in 1987. With 130-horsepower from the amazing FJ1200 engine, the YB5 was what the Hayabusa is now, only with the flair and exclusivity that comes with a bike that is hand built and one from a run of only 208 units.

The original YB5 was very trick for the era, with a chro-moly steel cradle frame running machined billet alloy sideplates. It ran a high-end Marzocchi 42mm fork, Brembo brakes and retailed for a then-stratospheric $11,000 USD. It was one of the most amazing, expensive, out of this world and radical motorcycles on the planet.

For read the entire article click here

There is a great video about the test done on track

 


martedì 2 maggio 2017

like a wasp...


The SB4 was Bimota’s take on the Suzuki GSX-R 1100 of the time, and just 272 were built – 34 of which were the even-more-exclusive SB4S model. 1 of those 34 has been converted into quite a custom by Harry Mailet of what used to be The Performance Works in California. As soon as he got his SB4S, he tore it down to the frame and then went to town, with new paint, a 1,325cc big bore kit, SuperTrapp bike, and other mods leading to approximately 130 horsepower.






venerdì 8 aprile 2016

lunedì 23 novembre 2015

venerdì 6 novembre 2015

2015 Mecum MidAmerica Motorcycle Auction

"Several of the various Italian machines created quite a twinkle in the eye of your roving correspondent. He even considered, briefly, hitting the craps table to try his luck. Listed as a Bimota Db5R, it was actually a Db6 Delirio Azzurro, and sold for $15,000."



by www.motorcycle.com