The Damon Hypersport Premier meets those baseline features with a 0 to 60 mph time of just 3 seconds, a 200-mile range, and bold styling. Ducati’s name is well-known to anyone familiar with the fastest production motorcycles. When the redesigned Ducati Panigale V4R achieved a top speed of 199 mph, Ducati once again showcased its ability to blend hyper mountain bike style, sophistication, and performance. Neither is holding the top title of the world’s fastest motorcycle. The bikes competing for this claim are champions in their own right, pushing the limits of peak performance and receiving immortal status in return. The Hayabusa is equipped with the innovative Brembo® Stylema® front brake calipers.
Rocky Robinson holds the claim to fame as the fastest bike rider in the world, setting a motorcycle land speed record of 376 mph (605 km/h) in 2010. The turbine-powered MTT 420-RR is currently the fastest bike in the world with a top speed of 273 mph (439 km/h). Check our list of the fastest bikes in the world to see the full ranking. The LS-218 offers an Öhline fully-adjustable front suspension, Bremo 4-piston calipers, and a Billet aluminum adjustable swingarm.
Featuring a light, compact and carefully sculpted design that is intended for use on high-performance motorcycles, these calipers increase airflow around the brake pads to cool more quickly and deliver immediate response. The symmetrical twin silencer exhaust system is lighter with better flow and a stimulating exhaust note. The Suzuki Hayabusa has firmly established its status as motorcycling’s Ultimate Sportbike. Riders who have owned or longed for a Hayabusa will recognize the iconic, aerodynamic silhouette that has been polished through wind tunnel sessions so the body… The beating heart of this bagger is the famous Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine. You also get an adjustable rear suspension, LED lights and customized gauges.
Optimized aerodynamics and wind protection provide comfort while improved braking performance inspires rider confidence. Anyone that’s been paying attention to motorcycle racing in the past few years must have heard of King of the Baggers. That’s where the likes of Harley-Davidson and Indian modify their biggest and heaviest machines into racing bikes and have a go of it on a racetrack. This has proven so popular that Indian finally caved in and released a race replica in the form of the Challenger RR.
An optional, color matched single seat cowling delivers function and great styling by continuing the wind cheating shape of the Hayabusa. The Hayabusa is equipped with the latest generation, compact Antilock hyper mountain bike Brake System (ABS) unit from Bosch®. Working in conjunction with the IMU, the ABS-unit realizes features such as the Motion Track Brake System, Slope Dependent Control System and Hill Hold Control System.