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30 Istanbul Park Circuit Turkey 2007 MotoGP
8 Motegi Japan 2004 MotoGP
31 Estoril Circuit Portugal 2005 MotoGP
43 Phillip Island Australia 2011 MotoGP
13 Sepang Circuit Malaysia 2006 MotoGP
35 Phillip Island Australia 2005 MotoGP
13 Phakisa South Africa 2004 MotoGP
47 Phakisa South Africa 2002 MotoGP
3 Assen Netherlands 2012 MotoGP
34 Catalunya 2012 MotoGP
4 Silverstone Great Britain 2011 MotoGP
1 Valencia 2008 MotoGP
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25 Jerez Spain 2007 MotoGP
11 Losail Circuit Qatar 2007 MotoGP
13 Valencia 2006 MotoGP
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12 Jerez Spain 2006 MotoGP
19 Losail Circuit Qatar 2005 MotoGP
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38 Motegi Japan 2004 MotoGP
18 Estoril Circuit Portugal 2004 MotoGP
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1997 Bimota 500 V Due

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1997 Bimota 500 V Due

Hello and welcome to yet another installment of the Church of MO. Every Sunday we'll take a look back in the MO vault for stories, maybe forgotten, deserving of revival. For this, our second week, we pay homage to the 1997 Bimota 500 V Due, one of the last two-stroke production motorcycles to be...

Published on February 10 2014, 16:16
Source: www.motorcycle.com
 
 

Early next year a milestone will be written into the history books when series production starts on the first two-stroke motorcycle in more than 10 years to meet the EPA requirements of all 50 states in the USA, and anywhere else in the world for that matter. And what a motorcycle it will be.... 

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"Newbie riders should simply skip the TL and go straight to the morgue." Not sure why you can only pull up part of so many old MO stories, but the Lord works in mysterious ways. In any case, we've come a long way in 20 years. Not sure where the Ducati is that should be included here, but not... 

It doesn�t take long to be intimidated by the outrageous Desmosedici RR. If the stratospheric $72.5K price tag doesn�t get you, the menacing mechanical cacophony upon start-up will. Observers are sucker-punched straight into the gut, and the beautiful racket portends an experience unlike any...