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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
 
 

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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...