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Honda DN-01, High Performance Automatic Cruiser
Posted December 26th, 2008 by miocantik 1 Comment »
The Honda DN-01 combines the user friendliness of a scooter with the image of a performance cruiser and totally original, futuristic looks. Its unique selling point is the Human Friendly Transmission, a CVT programmed to work like a six-speed manual or a full automatic.
It uses a V-twin engine developed from the Deauville’s 65bhp, 680cc unit. But instead of conventional gears, the DN-01’s engine is connected to a hydraulic pump, which sends hydraulic fluid to a turbine driving the rear wheel via a shaft.
Carver One Sensation
Posted December 18th, 2008 by miocantik No Comments »
It’s not a car, it’s also not a motorcycle, but it’s a Carver One. The Carver is a tilting three wheeled vehicle using an automatic balancing technology to balance the passenger compartment under all conditions (turns cool). Its first commercial product, the Carver One, seats two people, and is manufactured and distributed by Carver Europe (formerly named Vandenbrink) in the Netherlands. Using Carver One, you steer it like a car, but when cornering it banks like a motorcycle while you feel like you are flying a jetfighter. The thrill of this tilting capability combined with the handling of a sports car makes for an exhilarating driving experience unlike any other!
Waiting for YZF-125 Coming to The Market
Posted December 13th, 2008 by miocantik 15 Comments »
It has been spread and being discussed on the web between bikers and automotive communities that Yamaha plan to mass produce YZF-125 on the next 2009. This bike has futuristic design and available in several colors: Burning Blue, Sports White, Impact Yellow, and Midnight Black.
Yamaha YZF-125 featured with 124.66 cc 4-valve SOHC fuel injection engine which comprised with ultra responsive performance system which push it to the top speed level. It has liquid cooling system that will make it durable enough to run in a high speed level for a long time period.
