Top 10 Fastest Motorcycles in the World

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Ducati 1098s: 169 mph (271 km/h)

This fast motorcycle was an innovation of Ducati from Italy. It’s using L-Twin Cylinder Engine with 4 valver for each cylinder with Desmodromic and liquid cooled. The top speed that can be reached by this motorcycle is 169 mph (271 km/h) while the power of this Ducati can reach 119.3 kW (160.0 bhp) @ 9750 rpm. This Ducati 1098s is using 6 speed chain transmissions.

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BMW K 1200 S: 174 mph (278 km/h)

This cool motorcycle is manufactured by BMW. It’s using 16 valves with 4 cylinder. The engine is DOHC, horizontal in-line and liquid cooled. The top speed that can be reached by this motorcycle is 174 mph (278 km/h). You can expect this motorcycle to produce 164.94 horsepower (120.4 kW) @ 10250 RPM. The transmission used by this fast motorcycle is 6 speed manual transmission.

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Aprilia RSV 1000R Mille: 175 mph (278 km/h)

This fast motorcycle is coming from the factory of Aprilia. It’s using 998 cc 60 degree V-twin engine. You can expect this motorcycle to reach 175 mph (278 km/h) for its top speed. This motorcycle can produce 105.24 Kw (143.09 PS; 141.13 hp) @ 1000 rpm. This Aprilia motorcycle is using 6 speed chain drive transmission system.

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Kawasaki Ninja ZX-11/ZZ-R1100: 176 mph (283 km/h)

This stylish motorcycle is manufactured by Japan based company, Kawasaki. It’s using 1052 cc 4-strokes, 4 cylinder, DOHC, liquid-cooled engine. You can reach 176 mph (283 km/h) if you accelerate this motorcycle. The power produced by this motorcycle is 108 kW (147 PS) @ 10,500 rpm. This motorcycle is using 6 speed transmission as some of other fastest motorcycle.

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MV Agusta F4 1000 R: 176 mph (299 km/h)

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This motorcycle is manufactured by Augusta of Italy. The motorcycle is powered by 4 cylinder, 16 radial valves, DOHC, liquid cooled engine. Top Speed ever reach by this motorcycle is 176 mph (299 km/h). The power output that can be produced by this motorcycle is 128 kw (174 horsepower). The transmission system used by this motorcycle is multi-disc wet cluth on 6 speed cassette gearbox.

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Yamaha YZF R1: 186 mph (297 km/h)

This motorcycle is produced by renowned Japan’s motorcycle manufacturer, Yamaha. The engine used for this motorcycle is forward inclined Parallel 4-cylinder, 20 valves, DOHC, liquid-cooled. This motorcycle can be expected to reach 186 mph (297 km/h) on its top speed. This motorcycle can produce 128.2 horsepower (95.6 Kw) at 10000 rpm. It’s using constant mesh 6 speed transmission system.

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Honda CBR1100XX Blackbird: 190 mph (310 km/h)

This motorcycle was released by Japan leading motorcycle manufacturer, Honda. This motorcycle is using 1137 cc, liquid-cooled, four cylinder engine. The engine can make this motorcycle reach 190 mph (310 km/h) while it’s running on top speed. This motorcycle can produce 114 kw (153 hp) @ 10,000 rpm power. The transmission system used by this motorcycle is close-ratio 6-speed transmission.

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MTT Turbine Superbike Y2K: 227 mph (365 km/h)

This superbike is running using Royl Royce 250-C20 turbo shaft engine. The top speed can be reached by this motorcycle is 227 mph (365 km/h) while it can produce 320 horsepower (239 Kw) @ 52,000 rpm. The transmission system used by this motorcycle is different than other motorcycle by simply using 2 speed automatic transmission.

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Suzuki Hayabusa: 248 mph (397 km/h)

This Japanese origin motorcycle is using 1340 cc, 4 stroke, four cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC, 16 valve engine. This Suzuki manufactured motorcycle can reach 248 mph (392 km/h) on its top speed. The power can be produced is 197 horsepower (147 kw) @ 6750 rpm. Transmission system used is 6 speeds with constant mesh.

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Dodge Tomahawk: 350 mph (560 km/h)

This Dodge Tomahawk is very limited motorcycle that use 10 cylinder, 90 degrees v-type engine. It can reach 350 mph (560 km/h) when it’s on top speed. This motorcycle can produce 500 horsepower (370 Kw) @ 5600 rpm. This motorcycle is using a simple transmission system by using just 2 speed manual transmission.

10 Incredible And Unbelievable Insights Into India And Its People

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To start with, India is by far the world's largest democracy with over 1.2 billion people

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It is illegal to take Indian rupees out of India

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Police in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh are given bonuses for growing mustaches because their commanding officers think it make them command more respect

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70% of all the world's spices come from India

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Some drugs that cost tens of thousands of dollars in the US cost only a few thousand in India because they can't be patented there e.g. Gleevec.

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India is one of few countries (along with Canada, Russia, Israel, and Mexico) that have braille on their bank notes for the visually impaired

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There is a tribe in India that celebrates death and grieves birth (the Satiyaa community)

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Housewives in India own roughly 11% of the gold on Earth. That is more than the reserves of Switzerland, the US, Germany, and the IMF combined!

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New Moore was a sandbar discovered in the Bay of Bengal by American satellites. Shortly afterwards, India and Bangladesh began to fight over it thinking there might be oil. The fight was resolved by climate change…the sea level rose and swallowed up the sandbar

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The Kumbh Mela festival in India draws 100 million people annually. This is the largest gathering of people in the world.

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Ref:http://list25.com/25-incredible-and-unbelievable-insights-into-india-and-its-people/1/

10 Unique Valentine’s Day Facts And Traditions From Around The World Part-2

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Denmark & Norway

These Scandinavians enjoy a guessing game. Men will send an anonymous poem to the girls they like. They sign them with a dot for each letter of their name. If the woman guesses who the right guy is, he gives her an egg on Easter. If she guesses wrong, she owes him one.

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England

Women would pin bay leaves to the corners and one in the center of their pillows in the 1700’s. They would then chant a poem and fall asleep hoping this ritual would bring dreams of their future husband

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South Korea

This is a country full of love. In fact the 14th is a “love day” every single month. On February 14th, women will give men a gift. If the men give a gift to the same woman one month later on “White Day”, they’re still in love. If not, the newly single people will eat black noodles with friends to mourn/celebrate their new found freedom.

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Ancient Rome (the Christian takeover)

At the end of the 5th centurary, Pope Gelasius declared the pagan ritual “un-christian” outlawing it. He renamed the holiday St. Valentine’s Day and redesigned the rituals to celebrate love. This eventually turned into the traditions we celebrate today.

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Ancient Rome (how the celebration began)

Priests would slaughter a goat in a sacrificial cave to pay tribute to the founders of Rome. After they’d walk through the streets where the women would hope to be slapped with the hide in hopes of becoming fertile. Afterwards they would place their names in a large urn. The bachelors would select a name and for the next year, they would be a couple. Many times this resulted in marriage.

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Ancient Rome (How the card came to pass)

St. Valentine is rumored to have sent the first love note while imprisoned in ancient Rome. He was in love with the Jailor’s daughter and as he died he left a note saying something like “With Love, from Your Valentine”.

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Japan

In Japan the men get the gifts on Valentine’s Day. Women buy fancy chocolates and “present” them in hopes that the favor will be returned later in the year.

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France

The French would stand in a room and call out to the people they love around them. If the person responds then they go on a date. The women who were left would gather that evening and burn a photo of the person that rejected them in a large bonfire. This practice got carried away and was eventually outlawed.

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Wales

On January 25th, the Welsh give each other love spoons. That would be fun to eat with at a dinner party.

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Estonia

The Estonian’s celebrate friendship instead of the person they love. It’s a day to celebrate the relationships you build with the people you care about most.

Reference:http://list25.com/25-unique-valentines-day-facts-and-traditions-from-around-the-world/4/