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Last Updated: 28/1/2010

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Lee Spencer's K8 UK

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28 Jan 2010

PHPbikes.com GSXR1000 K8 naturally aspired 230RWHP plus nitrous. Run at GREEK CHAMPIONSHIP DRAG RACE 2009, with official times of 9.02 and 8.8 and still improving, will have the 2010 race results due this year.

The K8 is dressed by Motorcycle lane superlight full carbon fibre fairings , Full upper ,tail, under tail, half tank, front fender and belly pan, has huge weight savings over the Stock or Fiber glass fairings

PHP Rider: Erodotos Savva

PHP Bike Source Mechanical engineers are highly skilled expertly trained technicians in diagnosing and repairing the advanced technologies of today's motorcycles. With manufacturer-specific training in Fuel systems. Electrical systems. Engine troubleshooting. Noise diagnosis. and performance.

12 Jan 2010

Comming SOON!!! Suzuki GSXR50 RB50 GAG BOMBER EDITION

RB50 GAG is an interesting small bike. It's one of those mini bikes the Japanese motorcycle manufacturers introduced for about three decades ago. But unlike RV50 Van Van or the PV50, RB50 wasn't a naked bike. No, it took the design from the racing track and its own GSX-R or RG/RGV Gamma models.

The RB50 GAG (A-LA41A) was introduced in 1986 and there were four different graphics available: bomber styled white, rabbit ”Little Racing” pink, GSX-R replica blue/white (also called GSX-R50, the minigixxer) and red/white All four shared the same machinery.
The frame of the RB50 GAG was advanced. Like a ”real” racer, the mini-replica had also a welded aluminium box frame, hydraulic disc brake (at the front) and Full-Floater aluminum box-type swingarm.

American radar/weather/photographic reconnaissance aircraft, Boeing RB50, had inspired the Suzuki engineers to give the bike its model name. Anyway, the bomber styled graphics of the bike must have had something to do with the fact that the RB50 reconnaissance planes were modified Boeing B50 bomber planes

17 Dec 2009

We are happy to announce our new forum available on-line, you can discuss general matters about motorcycles, engines, modifications. Will also feature For sale and Wanted sections, The forum is under construction at the moment and will be developed by time. In the near future will categorise sections to suit discussions for all kinds of riders. Join now!