The German manufacturer MZ continues to expand its lineup with the new MZ 1000 SF, a sporty 1000cc bike introduced in 2004 but still relatively unknown in France. Stripped of its full fairing, this bike boasts a sharp headlight design and high handlebars for a more upright riding position, making it well-suited for both road and daily use.
In 2005, Benelli wowed the motorcycle world with three special editions of the TNT 1130. Discover the unique features of the TNT Sport, Cafe Racer, Titanium, and Tornado Carbon, each showcasing distinct designs and advanced technologies.
The 2005 Cagiva Raptor 650 brings a new generation of performance with the latest Suzuki SV 650 engine, advanced electronic fuel injection, and numerous design upgrades. Dive into the detailed specs and innovations that make this bike a standout.
The MV Agusta F4 Tamburini is a masterpiece that pays homage to the legendary designer Massimo Tamburini. This high-end motorcycle boasts superior craftsmanship, advanced technology, and breathtaking performance. Limited to just 300 units, it stands out as a symbol of excellence and innovation in the world of superbikes.
Unveiling Kawasaki’s 2004 models! Explore the major technical innovations and the new Kawasaki Z 750, a variant of the renowned Z 1000 that promises lively performance and agility.
The 2004 Yamaha XT 660 R is a game-changer in the world of adventure bikes, boasting a powerful 660 cm³ engine, innovative emission-reducing technologies, and a design that promises both power and efficiency.
The 2004 Yamaha R1 marks a revolutionary leap in motorcycle design, drawing heavy inspiration from the MotoGP M1. This new generation is built for the track, offering a completely revamped look and unparalleled performance.
Dive into Yamaha’s impressive 2004 motorcycle lineup, including the XT660X, T Max, XJR1300, DT125RE, and XVS650. Learn about their features, specs, and what makes each model unique.
Explore Honda’s impressive 2004 motorcycle lineup with the high-performance CBR 1000 RR, the versatile CBF 600, and the practical CBF 500. Learn about their groundbreaking features and innovations inspired by MotoGP.
In 2004, Honda introduced an impressive lineup of motorcycles including the CBR125R, CG125, VT750, and XL1000V ABS. Notably, the CBR125R replaced the NSR 125 with a new 4-stroke engine and significant weight reduction, making it a standout choice for everyday sports enthusiasts.
