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The Hyperflo after market exhaust systems are built exclusively for Hondas CBR motorcycles. Hyperflo's slip-on system features dual carbon fiber canisters with an integrated undertail kit built right into the exhaust system. Hyperflo systems are on the louder end of aftermarket systems and designed to sound mean. The quality of Hyperflo exhausts is assured through their impeccable quality management including their participation as an ISO 9001 product.

They also boast details such as lower weight and higher horse power compared to the stock exhaust. Indeed including this after market exhaust on your Honda cbr 1000RR saves 5.5 pounds over the stock muffler and will offer 2 HP gains with no remapping. All this just from adding a sweet looking aftermarket exhaust that comes with one of the best guarantees on the market. Not only will they guarantee the product against defects but they will replace it at half cost if you wreck it. Now that is something new! I would not recommend testing that on purpose but still it is a nice bit of buffer to keep in mind if tragedy does strike.

Perhaps more important than the guarantee is the sound and indeed the feel of the exhaust when you make the switch. I guess this is why anyone who has purchased one defends it so strongly. It becomes a part of the rider and seems to add to your very person. This is one thing that seems to be consistent with anyone who owns a bike or for that matter it is the same with many other expensive "toys" that so many of us buy and polish to show off to the world.

The 7 day free trial (starting after you receive the exhaust) makes the switch to Hyperflo very enticing. They believe in their product so much they will let you put it on and if you are not satisfied they will refund your money. Now that's confidence! If you have been thinking about getting an custom motorcycle exhaust for your Honda CBR 600RR or 1000RR come to www.HondaCBRExhaust.com today and get your Hyperflo.

Mike Wood

An Amazing New Sports Car

Here is a truly amazing new sports car – the KTM X-Bow. It is amazing in the way it looks, the way it is made and in its performance. So what is so special about the way it looks? Well, it has open wheels, with cycle type fenders, but you can hardly see them. At the front there is a big cowl which hides the wheels, but beneath that is a narrow chisel nose that is the front of the body, the engine being behind the cockpit.

On top of the engine is a curved cowl that acts as a cover, and provides some downforce at speed. Then, twin radiators are mounted each side of the engine, just behind the cockpit, where they partly conceal the engine and rear wheels. If you look from the back, you can see the rear suspension and a big muffler across the back with the exhaust coming straight out. This mufflers acts as a safety crash member, taking the impact in a crash.

One more thing that is different: the instruments and controls are all mounted in the hub of the steering wheel.

Austrian, with mid-engined layout

So who has produced this unusual sports car? KTM, the Austrian maker of high-performance off road motor bikes. Like KTM motorcycles, the X-Bow is a hot performer, without any creature comforts, and has shaken up the sports car world.

It has a carbon fiber body, made in Italy, which is one reason why this is a lightweight car, although not as light as the Lotus 2-11 or Caterham CSR, two competitors.

What is normal about it? Well, like the Lotus Elise, Exige and 2-11 sports cars the engine is mounted cross-wise in unit with the transaxle behind the cockpit, an arrangement which allows the use of a power train of a mass production front-drive car. In this case, the power train is the Audi two-liter turbo unit, developing 240 bhp.

All about performance without any frills

Like the Caterham and Lotus 2-11, the KTM X-Bow is all about performance. It can reach 60 mph in 3.9 seconds, and 100 mph in 8.5 seconds, which puts it up in the supercar category. For example, The acceleration is faster than the Audi R8, Jaguar XKR or Porsche Carrera S. It is matched by some other ultra-lightweight super sports cars like the Lotus 2-11, and is a little slower than the Caterham CSR, which reaches 60 mph in 3.7 seconds. Even so the performance is remarkable.

In some respects, the KTM X-Bow seems inspired by the Caparo T1, although it is slightly heavier and has half the power. Overall, the KTM X-Bow is an amazing addition to the sports car world.

About the Author

To find out the latest news, and see reviews of top sports cars go to www.fast-sportscars.com, which is run by John Hartley.

Is this a good price for my 95 prelude?

i'm asking 6500 for it, it has all this done to it

it's a v-tech 5 speed manual that has tons and tons of mods, the motor was rebuilt less than 15,000 miles ago, it has stage2 skunk2 cams and skunk2 stage2 valves and valve springs as well as a rebuilt head. The motor has a full ram aem cold air intake,aem pressure regulator,msd ignition and 2.0 blaster pack,dc header with full apexi exhaust and muffler,dc sway bar,dc short throw shifter, carbon fiber interior,leather seats,a extreme blitz stage 2 spoiler with removable center bar all fiber glass, custom green altezza tail lights. and a sun roof
the motor only is worth around 3k
i got the car pretty cheap, but i see them on ebay and the like with less done for more $$.

It's very reasonable price. You might be able to get little bit more (not from average Joe). People who know cars would buy it in a heartbeat for $6500 or even $7000

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