Paul Smith Motorcycle Helmet
The latest from the realm of designer motorcycle helmets comes via our favorite British fashion icon, Paul Smith, with a stunning stylized Union Jack design wrapped around the helmet. Unfortunately the helmet was designed specifically for moped riding so if you're hoping to take it on your Superbike, you'll probably want to stick with your Shoei...or you can buy a Vespa. Link: $220
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2010 Vyrus 987 C3 4V
You are looking at the motorcycle equivalent of the Bugatti Veyron, a 211 mile per hour monster that as of now has the title of the most powerful production bike on the road. And in case you're not brave enough to sit on what is essentially a land based cruise missle, there will also be 170 and 184 hp versions which lack the supercharger of the range topping model. Link / Source
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2010 Harley Davidson Forty Eight
Harley's Forty-Eight (From $10,500) is the latest in their Dark Custom line, a hot rod-inspired line of bikes with raw, industrial styling. Its brutish appearance is backed by a 1200cc V-Twin engine and features a classic 2.1 gallon "peanut" fuel tank, blacked-out hardware, low Sportster seat, and chopped rear and front fenders. Link
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Icon Variant
Built both for dirt and the street, Icon's Variant is a wind tunnel tuned design featuring a removable Hydradry moisture-wicking liner and a wide anti-lift, anti-fog visor with distortion free optics and an enhanced peripheral view. Link: $350
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Norton Commando 961
The legendary motorcycle marque is kicking off the start of a new decade with two new bikes: the 961 Commando Cafe Racer and Sport. Both bikes will feature an air-cooled 961cc engine delivering 79 hp and 65 lb-ft of torque. Link
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Moto Guzzi V7 Clubman Racer
Moto Guzzi is sure to appease the Cafe Racer crowd with its gorgeous V7 Clubman Racer. The bike is powered by a 4 stroke 90° V-Twin and features a single-seat saddle, racing exhaust system, Bitubo shock absorbers, and a Marzocchi fork with 40 mm stanchions. Link
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Ducati Multistrada 1200
Ducati built their new Multistrada 1200 to be one of the most versatile bikes you've ever ridden and then some. What they've done here is offer a riding mode that can be changed on the fly to adapt the suspension and braking system to a sport bike setting, touring mode, urban/commuter, or enduro/off-road with just one click. Power comes from a re-tooled version of the 1198 Testastretta Superbike engine delivering 150 horsepower in a much more user-friendly setup. Link
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2010 Honda CB1100
Honda's CB1100 is definitely an example of retro done right and as shown above its sure to get a rise out of cafe racer fans. Not much is known about the CB1100 or if its going to get a Stateside release, but with all the positive buzz its getting we can't imagine Honda won't consider a release in the near future. Link
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2010 Honda VFR1200F
The Honda V4 DNA has spawned a new bike worthy of its pedigree with the 2010 VFR1200F. A 172 horsepower 1237cc V4 engine sits beneath the modern bodywork of the new VFR and features Honda's first throttle-by-wire system and the option of an automatic dual-clutch gearbox. Link / Source
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Neiman Marcus Limited Edition Mission One Motorcycle
Neiman Marcus isn't phased by the reports of the slowing economy. They've just released this year's Christmas Catalog and its chock full of expensive goods to excite you lucky, Black-card toting consumers. One of the highlights of the catalog is a limited edition Mission One Motorcycle, a green superbike that can hit a top speed of 150 mph while not sipping one ounce of gasoline. The bike features a range of 150 miles on a single charge and will be made in a limited edition of 10 bikes which will have a special paint job, Neiman Marcus plaques, and exclusive wheels. Link: $73,000
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