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zadok
11th September 2006, 00:34
A new American motorcycle company is releasing an interesting bike.

Press Release: 09/05/06

Roehr Motorcycle Company to debut Revolution engined superbike.

The Roehr Motorcycle Company is nearing completion of their new superbike prototype.
The new Roehr superbike will be powered by the Harley-Davidson* Revolution* engine.

The fuel tank is going to be below the engine!

http://www.roehrmotorcycles.com/

Back Fire
11th September 2006, 00:57
pritty funky lookin thing

KLOWN
11th September 2006, 01:08
I like it, but does it have the performance to match the looks?

98tls
11th September 2006, 01:16
WTF.....180+...if they could do it why dont they have HD on the tank....is this a wind up or what..besides that who would produce a bike with a fairing front that resembles a lings face.....

sAsLEX
11th September 2006, 01:25
pritty funky lookin thing

looks like shrek or something with some ears eyes and mouth

Mr. Peanut
11th September 2006, 01:46
Looks pretty amateurish.

Korea
11th September 2006, 01:58
Thanks for the warning Z.

skelstar
11th September 2006, 09:05
Thats pretty bad. Goggly eyes and a fat arse.

R6_kid
11th September 2006, 09:40
wants to be a ducati?

kickingzebra
11th September 2006, 10:30
ewwwwww.
Not my cup of tea! Doesn't have those refined Gixxer looks!! LOL

The Pastor
11th September 2006, 10:35
180hp is a bit of alright. Now they need to invent tyres that will last longer than 1 day.

On the front page it says 180hp but on the spec page it says

Engine Configuration: 60deg. V-Twin, 4-stroke, DOHC, Liquid coole

Engine Displacement: 936 cc

Compression Ratio: 10.5:1

Valves Per Cylinder:

Intake: 2

Exhaust: 2

Bore x Stroke: 95mm x 66mm

Carburation : EFI , 4 x 32mm throttle bodies I.C.T engine management

Peak Horsepower: 120 bhp @ 9500 rpm

Peak Torque: 72 lbs-ft @ 8000 rpm

Transmission: 6-speed

Clutch: Multi plate Wet

trev
11th September 2006, 10:35
R2D2 on steroids at least the "eyes' stayed the same

Korea
11th September 2006, 13:14
On the front page it says 180hp but on the spec page it says
Peak Horsepower: 120 bhp @ 9500 rpm


Well it's obvious, eh? 180 ponies at the crank and 120 at the back wheel -
Only 60Hp lost through the drivetrain... :bleh:

The Pastor
11th September 2006, 13:18
I think the specs on one page are for a differnt bike.

Good old americans with no style / taste (apart from harleys!)

Sniper
11th September 2006, 13:26
Sweet jesus, I havent laughed at a bike in ages.

stunz
11th September 2006, 13:32
Is it me or is the chain on the wrong side of the bike?...probbly just me...

McJim
11th September 2006, 13:34
Why don't the yanks learn that 90 degrees or inline is the best configuration for a well balanced, responsive engine.

They have to do so much to make the engine work at silly angles like 60 and 45 that it's a waste of bloody effort.

S'ugly too.