Kawasaki KLX250S dual sport

For those seeking a nimble user-friendly bike with supermoto styling, Kawasaki has a solution in the shape of its new KLX250SF. Based on the KLX250S dual sport, the new SF model is specifically tuned to deliver maximum on-road fun. Its 17-inch wheels, radial sportbike tires, a big front brake rotor and lowered suspension give it an air of purposeful aggression.

Kawasaki Ninja® 650

The Kawasaki Ninja® 650R already epitomized the ideal marriage of sportbike performance and relaxed comfort. For 2009 Kawasaki improved on this combination and gave this popular model several new upgrades, from improved suspension to updated Ninja supersport styling. The end result of over 40 updates and refinements, the new sportier Ninja 650R delivers serious performance fun and maximum transportation practicality.

kAWASAKI Ninja® 250R

Nimble handling, an exceptional personality and a low price tag highlight Kawasakis Ninja® 250R sportbike, while its UNI-TRAK® rear suspension, petal disc brakes and gas-sipping twin-cylinder engine contribute to its class leading performance and value. Its no surprise the Ninja 250R is such a strong seller.

Aprilia Tuono 1000R

Aprilia knows how to get our attention. Even before we saw the new Tuono 1000R, we read their assertion, "Here is the machine for the... rider who seeks maximum naked performance." We are talking bikes here, right?

Well, not just any bike. Aprilia is as serious about street ability as it it is about track prowess. And the previous Tuono packed more than adequate punch with great handling. For 2006, it seems the only thing left alone is the name on the tank. Words like "new," "improved" and "better" are used and reused to describe the differences from '05. Most importantly, the new motor is fed air through a dynamic intake (claimed to be the only naked sports bike featuring this), while fuel is squirted through a new electronic injection system. Down 'round the crank, this translates to 133 horsepower (up from 125), with 75-foot pounds of torque peaking at 8750 rpm.

Our Take: Tuono means "thunder," and it's not by coincidence that this bike bears the name.

JQ201 (Alloy Dirt Bike)

Introduce ： engine:49.5cc--125cc, 4 stroke
speed:75km/h
Load: 150kgs
Fuel tank Volume:3.2L
Starting systerm: kick starter
Wheel: aluminum
Rear Fork: Aluminum
brake: front and rear, disk
Front shock absorber: up-side down
Tire: 3.0-12
Wheel base: 1090mm
Fire mode: CDI
Net weight: 65kgs
Gross weight: 75kgs
Product size:1460*745*960MM
Carton size: 13
Carton size: 1370*380*750MM(disassemble front wheel and handle bar)
container : 75pcs/20'FCL, 150pcs/40'HQ

What can one reproach the VFR 800 V-tec well? Certainly not its rigour. Then, for 2008, Honda could approach the original spirit of its motor bike launched in 1998 and reinforce the links which then linked it with the competition.

The Tiger Boxer 250 RS, the Thai All-Rounder bike

The Tiger Boxer 250 RS all-rounder. Now there's a whishy-washy term. Giving motorcycles labels – sportbike, tourer, cruiser – gives us a mental picture of what we're getting. But the 'all-rounder' badge often suggest a bland compromise that's neither nowt nor summat.

Or it used to. Recently the all-rounders have become leaner and more capable. In Thailand the all-rounder bikes come from Tiger Motorcycle, which manufactures the Tiger Boxer 200 R and the Tiger Boxer 250 RS they offer genuine all-day comfort, practicality and ease of use in packages that can also excite.

Tiger Motorcycle's new Tiger Boxer 250 RS follows the trend for taller, more upright all-rounders. It's based on a perky 250cc single cylinder engine, slim flanks, low weight and firm suspension. It has a roomy riding position and ample pillion space to keep it useable. It even has optional hard luggage.