New sports bike 2023

Riding a motorcycle means something different to anyone that rides. Some ride to relax. Some ride because of the freedom it makes them feel. Some ride as a primary means of commuting. However, there is that subset of riders that ride for the adrenaline. The riders that want to redline at 16,500 RPM, that want to have to buy replacement knee pucks for their one-piece leathers because it’s been worn down so much on the track. The ones that want to go super fast. In this list, we’ve put together what we believe to be the top 10 supersport bikes of 2022. 10: 2022 Honda CBR600RR This is nothing against the superb The CBR600RR is a great introduction to the reason that more displacement isn’t always better. With a ridiculously gutsy 600cc inline-4, the little bike from Honda has become the standard-bearer for what true sports riding is about. It leaps off the line, it controls beautifully through corners, and it has a really positive, confidence-inspiring brake feel from both the front and back. Add to that the many years that 9: 2022 Suzuki GSX-R1000R The Powered by a 999cc inline-four, the GSX-R1000R makes near-as-makes-no-difference 200 BHP. It is low, mean, with aggressive gearing and a riding position that could generously be called a sporty tuck. What places it at only #9 on this list, however, is that this isn’t the easiest supersport to just swing a leg over and ride. In fact, the bike is downright beastly and it has gained a bit of a reputation for spitting a rider off ...

The thing is, the bike that Tetsuhiro Kuwata (HRC Director and Manager) was referring to, was a full-fat, out and out sports bike with race-winning dreams. He said it was unlikely for Honda to be releasing another sports bike when the latest generation CBR1000RR-R was working well in both BSB and World Superbike. Video of Honda X-ADV 2021 Specs What he didn’t rule out though was Honda bringing a new V4 format to the roads in a less racy design. Indeed, should ‘Big Red’ want to continue the linage of the VFR nameplate in Europe, it’s going to need to move quickly. The current VFR800F is a bike we are set to lose at the end of this year thanks to incoming Euro5 regulations, and it’s going to take more than just an ECU update and exhaust change to get it through next year’s regulations. The V4 engine residing in the bike has been around in this guise since around 2013 although it can trace its roots back to the first of the VTEC models of the bike, originallyintroduced way back in 2002. All manufacturers design and build-in a certain number of regulatory updates within an engine, but even for Honda, dragging a design along with for twenty years a real ask! What could the new Honda VFR engine look like? With no official confirmation from within the company as to what the bike will be, we can only go by the accumulation of rumours we have found (not all of which will be correct) and the wealth of patent images unearthed in the last few years. One such image appeared in 2019 and...

Last updated: February 18, 2023 BMW brings in the 2023 lineup with a series of evolutionary and technically improved bikes. Practically every offering includes a refined suite of electronics and rider aids, some with up to 7 different riding modes! From the K1600 models’ mile eating comfort and smooth engines to the M Sport track weapons, there’s something to fit every riding style, height and budget. Touring 2023 BMW K 1600 Series The K1600 comes in many flavors to fit a wide range of interests. Starting with the 1600 GT model, it includes the full array of comforts and sophisticated lighting and electronics. The adaptive, full LED headlight makes sure you see everything ahead while the navigation, sound system and integrated phone charger keep in connected. Available Colors: Meteoric II Dust Metallic, Black Storm Metallic, Sport • MSRP: GT $22,895 USD / $29,995 CAD • 2023 BMW K 1600 Grand America The 2023 BMW K1600 Grand America continues with its 6 cylinder engine and array of comfort and tech features. With its impressive electronics package that includes amazing sound, impressive navigation and intuitive menus, you are in control at all times whether you want to be connected or just listen to music as the miles roll by. Available Colors: Manhattan Metallic Matte, Black Storm Metallic, Meteoric II Dust Metallic • MSRP: $27,465 USD / $34,635 CAD • Adventure 2023 BMW R 1250 GS / 1250 GS Adventure The 2023 BMW R 1250 GS / GS Adventure has been considered an icon for decad...

The Suzuki Hayabusa has firmly established its status as motorcycling’s Ultimate Sportbike. The 2023 version of Suzuki’s flagship sportbike is propelled by a muscular, refined inline four-cylinder engine housed in a proven and thoroughly updated chassis with incomparable manners, managed by an unequaled suite of electronic rider aids within stunning aerodynamic bodywork that is distinctly Hayabusa. Riders who have owned or longed for a Hayabusa will recognize the iconic, aerodynamic silhouette that has been polished through wind tunnel sessions so the body... [ Read More about 2023 Hayabusa] • Metallic Matte Black No. 2 & Glass Sparkle Black - (Model shown with optional accessories) • Metallic Thunder Gray & Candy Daring Red - (Model shown with optional accessories) • Pearl Brilliant White & Pearl Vigor Blue - (Model shown with optional accessories) Metallic Matte Black No. 2 & Glass Sparkle Black - (Model shown with optional accessories) The Hayabusa is instantly recognizable as its wind-cheating body preserves the cues that were inspired by the peregrine falcon – the world’s fastest animal. To bring a sophisticated appearance to the iconic Hayabusa, Suzuki’s design team incorporated distinct lines and shapes to achieve an expression of refinement and ultimate performance. The Hayabusa’s legendary 1340cc, four-cylinder, DOHC engine is fed by Ride-by-Wire electronic throttle bodies with dual fuel injectors feeding each cylinder, mixing with pressurized air from the Suzuki ...

Last updated: December 22, 2022 Japanese motorcycle enthusiasts can rejoice! 2023 brings about a number of new models to its Supermoto family of bikes such as the KLX230, S, and SM models. Updated models also include the Ninja 650, Z650, and the KX450SR. So whether you’re in the market for a new sportbike, naked, or dual-sport/offroad, Kawasaki’s got something that will scratch the itch. Check out the rest of the 2023 lineup! HYPERSPORT 2023 Kawasaki Ninja H2 R The pinnacle of the entire Kawasaki portfolio is the Ninja H2-R. With astounding acceleration and a mind-blowing peak speed, the world’s only limited production supercharged hypersport model is the unrestrained summit of Kawasaki engineering and is solely appropriate for racing. A 998cc inline four-cylinder engine, a proprietary supercharger, a lightweight trellis frame, small superbike dimensions, carbon fiber aerodynamic components, fully adjustable high-performance racing suspension, and a robust single-sided swingarm are all features of the Ninja H2R. It also has Brembo Stylema monobloc brakes, Öhlins rear shock, extremely durable self-healing paint, and Kawasaki Launch Control Mode (KLCM), which puts it at the top of its class in terms of technological advancement and electronics. This motorbike is only used on closed courses. • MSRP: $57,500 USD / $66,900 CAD • 2023 Kawasaki Ninja H2 and H2 Carbon The Ninja H2 and Ninja H2 Carbon are genuine hypersport machines that are street legal. a 998cc inline four-cylind...

Last updated: March 26, 2023 The 2023 Suzuki lineup is full of updates and unique options for every category of rider. Suzuki has a variety of options that include the latest technology to enhance your street riding, off roading or cruising. Cool new rides like the GSX-8S show that Suzuki is still at the top of their game. Many models feature their newest and brights dash displays and the electronics packages available on the supersport and adventure bikes embrace the latest technology and ensure you make the most of your ride no matter the category of riding you enjoy. Adventure 2023 Suzuki V-STROM 800DE/DE Adventure Suzuki’s all-new 2023 V-STROM 800DE is propelled by a new 776cc parallel twin engine with the most ground clearance of any V-Strom. The engine employs 270-degree crankshaft timing with the industry-exclusive Suzuki Cross Balancer to deliver a smooth, torque-rich experience. The bike is nimble and stable on paved roads or on dirt trails. The long, inverted fork is fully adjustable, as is the rear shock absorber that employs a remote, hand-operated hydraulic spring preload adjuster. The V-Strom includes the latest tech like a color 5-inch TFT LCD multifunction instrument panel that provides the rider access and on-the-fly control over the Suzuki Intelligent Ride System (S.I.R.S.), the Suzuki Traction Control System, and Suzuki’s Bi-Directional Quick Shift system. The V-STROM 800DE’s S.I.R.S. features a new GRAVEL Traction Control* mode and rear ABS** that can b...

BMW M 1000 RR Man’s desire to go faster is as old as himself. But that desire gets fulfilled more and more today, with the newest technological advancements, pushing road machines to speeds unimagined decades ago. And there’s no better way to get that feeling and thrill of going fast than on two fast wheels. Superbikes have always represented that ultimate freedom, the blend of raw power and the thrill of being in the open, without the protection of a metal cage around you. And lately, they’ve become even better, as they’re the most technologically advanced motorcycles in the world, with high end features and components that have made their way on the city streets from their race bred counterparts. While all motorcycles have advanced in more than a few ways, sports bikes have shattered speed record after speed record, making them better than any other vehicles. Driven by the same curiosity that drove you here, we’ve put together some of the best sports bikes models that you could buy today to satiate that thirst for speed. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 20. Honda CBR 600 RR The Its 600cc inline four is very powerful, and the bike handles so well that it has become a staple of what sports riding means. The bike’s maneuverability inspires confidence, and the excellent brakes add up to that. It’s no wonder why it’s so good, considering the many years Honda spent racing in both World SBK and MotoGP. 19. Zero SR/S Though it may not be as appealing for some a...