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Top 11 Fastest Motorcycles In The World 2016

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To own or ride a motorcyle with blazing speed may be one of your dreams. Now, just imagine you have everything to make that dream a reality. In such a case, Which motorcycle would you choose? The fastest one right. Here the list of 11 fastest motorcycles in the world.

11Ducati 1098S, 169 miles per hour

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Ducati 1098S is one of fastest and most selling superbikes in the world. The 1099cc engine with 160 HP power help to attain the maximum speed of 169 miles per hour, with the highest torque to weight ratio. The massive use of racing components and weight saving technologies also can see within Ducati 1098S. It is the lightest and fastest motorcycle from the company with much impressive suspension.

Key Specifications

• 1099 cc liquid cooled L-Twin cylinder engine.
• Marelli electronic fuel injection.
• 6-speed transmission and dry multiple clutch with hydraulic transmission.
• Maximum power: 160 HP @9750 rpm.
• Maximum torque : 123 Nm@8000 rpm.
• Top speed : 169 miles per hour.
• 0 to 100 kmph : 3.2  second.
• Front brakes : 2*330 mm discs 4 piston calipers.
• Rear brakes : Single 245 mm disc 2 piston caliper

10BMW K 1200S, 174 miles per hour

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A hyper-sports touring motorcycle from BMW. It has an 1157 cc  16 valve 4 cylinder engine, which generate power of 164 HP @ 10250 rpm. This motorcycle can reach a maximum speed of 174 miles per hour. It also has revolutionary suspensions and best brakes for stopping bike safely from blazing speed. This superbike also have very good design and look just like cars from the brand.

Key Specifications

• 1157 cc DOHC, 16 valve 4 cylinder engine.
• 6-speed manual transmission.
• Maximum power : 164 HP @ 10250 rpm.
• Maximum torque : 129 Nm@8250 rpm.
• Top speed : 174 miles per hour.
• 0-100 kmph :  3 second.
• Front brakes: 2*320mm disc with 4 piston calipers.
• Rear brakes: single 265mm disc with two-piston caliper.

9Aprilia RSV 1000R Mille, 175 miles per hour

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The fastest superbike from Aprilia company. It features a 998cc V-twin engine, produce 141.13 hp @ 10000 rpm. This superbike can cross 0 to 140 kmph in just 10 second.  The top speed of  Aprilia RSV 1000R Mille is 175 miles per hour. This motorcycle also has stunning design and best quality seat.

Key Specifications

• 998cc four stroke 60 degree, V-Twin engine.
• Liquid cooled cooling system.
• Multi-plate clutch and 6-speed transmission.
• Maximum power: 141.13 hp@10000 rpm.
• Maximum torque : 107 Nm@5500 rpm.
• Top speed : 175 miles per hour.

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8 MV Agusta F4 1000R, 184 miles per hour

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MV Augusta F4 1000 R is the second series of F4 1000 motorcycle from Italian manufacturer Agusta. It is a limited edition superbike from the company. This superbike has 1000cc, 16 radical valves liquid cooled engine. It can produce a maximum power of 174 HP and max torque of 115 Nm @10000 rpm. MV Augusta F4 1000 R can reach 0-100 kmph in 3.1 second and it’s top speed is 184 miles per hour.

Key Specifications

• 998cc, 4 cylinder 16 radical valves, DOHC liquid-cooled engine.
• Maximum Power:174 HP
• Maximum Torque: 115 Nm @10000 rpm.
• 6-speed transmission.
• Top speed : 184 miles per hour.
• Front brakes : Dual 320mm disc with 4 piston radical caliper.
• Rear brakes:Single 220 mm disc with 2 piston radical caliper.

7Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R, 186 miles per hour

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Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R can cross 0 to 100 kmph in just 2.7 seconds. it’s maximum speed is 186 miles per hour. ZX-14R features a 1441 cc four valve liquid cooled engine. This superbike can produce a maximum power of 108 kW@ 10,500 rpm.  For a decade bikes from Ninja series remained in the first position within the list of fastest motorcyles in the world.

Key Specifications

• 1441 cc four valve liquid cooled engine.
• 6 speed transmission and wet multi-disc clutch.
• Maximum power : 144.83 hp@ 10,500 rpm.
• Maximum torque:162.50 Nm@11000 rpm.
• Top speed : 186 miles per hour.
• 0 to 100 kmph : 2.7 second.
• 0 to 200 kmph : 7.2 second.
• Front brakes : 2*310 petal discs, 4 piston calipers.
• Rear brakes : single 250 mm petal disc, 2 piston caliper.

6Yamaha YZF  R1, 186 miles per hour

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Most impressive motorcycle from Japanese manufacturer Yamaha. The first motorcyle from this popular series came out in 1998. Now 2015 edition Yamaha R1officially unveiled. New YZF R1 features 998 cc, liquid-cooled, 16-valve DOHC, in-line-four-cylinder, engine. It produces a maximum power of 197.3 HP @13500 rpm. The top speed of new Yamaha YZF R1 recorded at 186 miles per hour.

Key Specifications

• 998 cc, liquid-cooled, 16-valve DOHC, in-line-four-cylinder, engine
• Fuel injection, 6-speed transmission.
• Maximum power :197.3 HP @13500 rpm.
• Maximum torque : 112.4 Nm@11500 rpm.
• Top speed : 186 miles per hour.
• Feature MotoGp inspired electronic package for high performance.
• Standard traction control, quick launcher and advanced ABS system.
• Front Brakes : 320 mm hydraulic dual discs.
• Rear Brakes : 220 mm hydraulic single disc.

5Honda CBR1100XX Super Blackbird, 190 miles per hour

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Honda CBR1100XX is the fastest sports tourer motorcyle from Honda till now. This series manufactured between 1996 and 2007. In 1997, Honda CBR1100XX  held the title of the fastest production motorcycle by defeating the legendary Kawasaki ZX-11. It can hit a top speed of 190 miles per hour with a power of 152 HP ,1137 cc engine. The dual counter balancer shaft provide exceptional smoothness for this superbike.

Key Specifications

• 1137cc, four-stroke, inline-4 engine.
• 6 speed transmission.
• Maximum power: 152 HP.
• Maximum Torque:119 Nm@7250 rpm.
• Top speed : 190 miles per hour.
• Twin balance shaft for exceptional smoothness.
• Front brakes : 310 dual dics with 3 piston calipers.
• Rear Brakes : 256 mm single dics with 3 piston caliper.

4Kawasaki Ninja H2R, Over 220 miles per hour

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The hypersport Kawasaki Ninja H2R is the fastest superbike in the Ninja series. The 300 H.P supercharged Ninja H2R can hit over 220 miles per hour. This unbelievably powerful machine features 998 cc supercharged DOHC inline-4 engine.

Kawasaki also used trellis frame for the first time on Ninja H2R. It provides strength and better control to this motorcyle. Inspired by MotoGp and F1 racers, Kawasaki also included dog-ring transmission which provides fast, smooth shifting.

Key Specifications

• 998 cc supercharged DOHC inline-4 engine with 300 H.P power.
• 6-speed dog-ring transmission.
• Highly efficient Kawasaki supercharger to acquire incredible acceleration.
• World-class KYB racing suspension.
• Maximum Power : 310hp@14000rpm.
• Maximum Torque : 156 Nm@12500rpm.
• Top speed : Over 220 miles per hour.
• Front Brakes : 2*330 mm , dual-semi floating, radial mount dics with 4 piston calipers.
• Rear Brakes : 250 mm single disc with opposed 2 piston calipers

3MTT Turbine Superbike Y2K, 227 miles per hour

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A non-production motorcycle Marine Turbine Technologies which is recognized as ‘the most powerful production motorcycle’ by Guinness book of world records. To be specific, Turbine superbike Y2K is a wheel-driven motorcycle with a turboshaft engine that manufactured between 2000 and 2005.

This motorcycle has been designed to extract the heat energy from the exhaust and convert it as output power. It features Rolls-Royce 250-C18 turboshaft engine that produce a maximum power of 320 HP @ 52000 rpm. The top speed of Y2K superbike has been recorded at 227 miles per hour.

Key Specifications

• Features Rolls-Royce 250-C18 turboshaft engine.
• 2-speed semi-automatic transmission.
• Maximum power : 320 HP@52000 rpm.
• Maximum Torque : 576.5 Nm@2000rpm.
• Top speed : 227 miles per hour.
• Front Brakes : 2*320 mm dics with 4 piston brembo calipers.
• Rear Brakes : Single 320 mm disc with 4 piston caliper.

2Suzuki Hayabusa, 248 miles per hour

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Named after the Japanese name of Peregrine Falcon, the fastest bird in the world which flies at a speed of 203 mph. At a top speed of 248 miles per hour, the Suzuki Hayabusa could even beat the Peregrine falcon. It is the fastest superbike from Suzuki. The ultimate Hayabusa superbike features a 1397 cc four-cylinder 16 valves, liquid cooled engine that produce power of 197HP@6750 rpm.

Key Specifications

• 1340cc, four-stroke, DOHC, 4-cylinder 16 valves engine.
• 6-speed constant mesh transmission.
• Maximum power:197 hp@9500 rpm.
• Maximum Torque : 155 Nm@7200 rpm.
• Top speed : 248 miles per hour.
•  0 to 60 mph : 2.5 seconds.
• Idle Speed Control System to keep engine stable in different conditions
• Advanced fuel injection system from Suzuki for high combustion efficiency.
• Front Brakes : 2*310 mm discs, Brambo, monobloc radial-mount calipers.
• Rear Brakes : Single 260 mm disc with Tokico caliper.

1Dodge Tomahawk, 420 miles per hour

At top speed of 420 mph, the Dodge Tomahawk is the world’s fastest motorcycle ever produced. This ultimate superbike was unveiled by Dodge in 2003. According to the reports, only 9 of this motorcycle has been sold yet. Dodge Tomahawk features 8.3 liter, V-10 SRT 10 Dodge Viper engine. It can produce a maximum power of 500 HP. Unlike other superbikes, Dodge Tomahawk has a four wheels – two front wheels and two rear wheels. Surprisingly, Tomahawk could cross 0 to 60 mile in just 1.5 seconds.

Key Specifications

• 8.3 liter, V-10 SRT 10 Dodge Viper engine
• 2-speed manual transmission
• Maximum power : 500 hp@5600 rpm.
• Maximum Torque: 712 Nm@4200 rpm.
• Top speed :420 miles per hour.
• 0 to 60 miles : 2.5 second.
• Rear brakes: Dual 508 mm 16 piston discs.
• Front brakes: single 508 mm 8 piston discs.

Motivation for College Students

1. Praise Students in Ways Big and Small

Recognize work in class, display good work in the classroom and send positive notes home to parents, hold weekly awards in your classroom, organize academic pep rallies to honor the honor roll, and even sponsor a Teacher Shoutout section in the student newspaper to acknowledge student’s hard work. 

2. Expect Excellence

Set high, yet realistic expectations. Make sure to voice those expectations. Set short terms goals and celebrate when they are achieved.

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3. Spread Excitement Like a Virus

Show your enthusiasm in the subject and use appropriate, concrete and understandable examples to help students grasp it. For example, I love alliteration. Before I explain the concept to students, we “improv” subjects they’re interested in. After learning about alliteration, they brainstorm alliterative titles for their chosen subjects. 

4. How to Motivate Students: Mix It Up

It’s a classic concept and the basis for differentiated instruction, but it needs to be said: using a variety of teaching methods caters to all types of learners. By doing this in an orderly way, you can also maintain order in your classroom. In a generic example for daily instruction, journal for 10 minutes to open class; introduce the concept for 15 minutes; discuss/group work for 15 minutes; Q&A or guided work time to finish the class. This way, students know what to expect everyday and have less opportunity to act up.

5. Assign Classroom Jobs

With students, create a list of jobs for the week. Using the criteria of your choosing, let students earn the opportunity to pick their classroom jobs for the next week. These jobs can cater to their interests and skills.

Classroom Job Examples

• Post to the Class blog
• Update Calendar
• Moderate review games
• Pick start of class music
• Watch class pet
• Public relations officer (address people who visit class)
• Standard class jobs like Attendance, Cleaning the boards, putting up chairs, etc.

6. Hand Over Some Control

If students take ownership of what you do in class, then they have less room to complain (though we all know, it’ll never stop completely). Take an audit of your class, asking what they enjoy doing, what helps them learn, what they’re excited about after class. Multiple choice might be the best way to start if you predict a lot of “nothing” or “watch movies” answers.

After reviewing the answers, integrate their ideas into your lessons or guide a brainstorm session on how these ideas could translate into class. 

On a systematic level, let students choose from elective classes in a collegiate format. Again, they can tap into their passion and relate to their subject matter if they have a choice. 

7. Open-format Fridays

You can also translate this student empowerment into an incentive program. Students who attended class all week, completed all assignments and obeyed all classroom rules can vote on Friday’s activities (lecture, discussion, watching a video, class jeopardy, acting out a scene from a play or history).

8. Relating Lessons to Students’ Lives

Whether it is budgeting for family Christmas gifts, choosing short stories about your town, tying in the war of 1812 with Iraq, rapping about ions, or using Pop Culture Printables, students will care more if they identify themselves or their everyday lives in what they’re learning. 

9. Track Improvement

In those difficult classes, it can feel like a never-ending uphill battle, so try to remind students that they’ve come a long way. Set achievable, short-term goals, emphasis improvement, keep self-evaluation forms to fill out and compare throughout the year, or revisit mastered concepts that they once struggled with to refresh their confidence.

10. Reward Positive Behavior Outside the Classroom

Tie service opportunities, cultural experiences, extracurricular activities into the curriculum for extra credit or as alternative options on assignments. Have students doing Habitat for Humanity calculate the angle of the freshly cut board, count the nails in each stair and multiply the number of stairs to find the total number of nails; write an essay about their experience volunteering or their how they felt during basketball tryouts; or any other creative option they can come up with.

Motivate Students Beyond the Classroom

The idea of cash incentives is a timely yet controversial topic, so I’d like to look at this attempt to “buy achievement” through a different lens. It seems people are willing to dump some money into schools, so let’s come up with better ways to spend it.

11. Plan Dream Field Trips

With your students, brainstorm potential field trips tiered by budget. Cash incentive money can then be earned toward the field trips for good behavior, performance, etc. The can see their success in the classroom as they move up from the decent zoo field trip to the good state capitol day trip to the unbelievable week-long trip to New York City. Even though the reward is delayed, tracking progress will give students that immediate reward.

12. College Fund Accounts

College dreams motivate athletes; why not adapt the academic track to be just as tangible for hard-working student? One way is to keep a tally of both the cash value and the potential school choice each student has earned. As freshman, they see they’ve earned one semester at the local junior college. By second semester of junior year, they’re going to four-years at State for half the price. By graduation, watch out free ride to their dream school.