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Steve Farrell  says:

Yamaha R1 and R6 get Ohlins makeover

Special versions of the Yamaha R1 and R6 featuring new Ohlins suspension components are to be unveiled at the NEC in Birmingham tomorrow. An Ohlins TTX 336 rear shock costing £969 features on a list of special parts lavished on both sports bikes. Save £££s on motorcycle suspension in the MCN Shop The special R1 – codenamed Project 14B – has also been...

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mozart

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mozart says:

How much??

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RKILLY67

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RKILLY67 says:

R1/R6

The standard versions are expensive enough so this will prob put it out of reach.

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Rsix

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Rsix says:

Tweaked R's

I wonder if this is a hint that they will follow Triumph/Ducati/KTM/Aprillia  with a 'race spec' model when they launch the 2012 models at the end of next year?.......

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slickhillsy

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slickhillsy says:

Looks...

Shite!

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nickyb65

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nickyb65 says:

Wavy Disks..

Never liked them on a bike, look rubbish anyway, although I'm sure they brake well enough. Not too sure on the colour scheme, looks a bit 'shell suit' like most Jap bikes..they need to get some more tasteful graphics, maybe employ someone from Italy or UK

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shane147

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shane147 says:

£££££

Arent they expensive enough bikes as standard......

Who on earth has this kind of brass to throw at a bike?????

Get down to planet earth!!!!!

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Biker4751

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Biker4751 says:

A very European strategy

Ducati's been doing this forever.  If you want anything approaching the sort of kit they race you'll pay a fortune for the S version, the SP version, etc.  And to assure profitability, there will only be a limited number available.

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Toecutter71

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Toecutter71 says:

It is true

 Expensive!!!? japanise factory obviosly mean how they products can't compare whit price of DUCATI or ..end they deside to put OHLINS(which is to expensive him self) end "now we got a products which we can sell  for shit load of  money", i really begin to think that very sad things become to happend allover the moto industry. They really dont know how to make new, good than again affordable bike. End do what is easier for them, make a deal whit OHLINS(end brembo)whic probably much more chiper for them, instead to make some really good himself development(which has bigger price for investment but smaller price when become in large production)on this way they has a score whit no sweat.

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joe1964

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joe1964 says:

@Toecutter71

What language is this?

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SPRINTMAN52

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SPRINTMAN52 says:

TOECUTTER71

Him talk silly language

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