YAMAHA XV1600 ROADSTAR SCALE 1:12 TAMIYA. Plastic model motorcycle for construction. Glues and paints are not included in the package. The Yamaha XV1600 (other names: Yamaha Road Star or Yamaha Wild Star) is a Japanese chopper motorcycle that was first presented to the public in 1999 - its serial production began in the same year. The transmission is provided by a twin-cylinder engine with a displacement of 1602 cm3 (since 2004 - 1670 cm3) and a maximum power of 62.6 hp. The weight of the vehicle is 332 kilograms. The XV1600 model was developed and implemented for production by the Yamaha Motor Company, intended primarily for the North American market, but it was assumed that it would also be offered on the domestic and other foreign markets. The first modernization of the model took place in 2004, when an engine with a slightly larger displacement and different spokes in the wheels was used. Another came in 2008, when electronic fuel injection was introduced to the engine. The motorcycle has had a fair amount of success on the market, thanks to its high-quality workmanship, high ergonomics and highly reliable engine.
FUJIMI 141329 YZF 750 YAMAHA TECH 21 1987 8 HOURS ENDURANCE RACE 1:12 SCALE Plastic motorcycle model to build, glue and paint. Glue and colors are not included in the package. The winning bike of the 1987 Suzuka 8 Hours is the TECH21 Yamaha YZF750. --The bike entrusted to Kevin Magee and Martin Wimmer under the direction of Tadahiko Taira achieved a spectacular comeback victory with five minutes to go in the race, giving Yamaha its first victory.
HASEGAWA ITEM 21504 BK 4 Honda NSR 500 1989 WGP500 Champion SCALE KIT 1/12 Plastic kit to assemble and color, the kit does not contain glue and colors. We do not ship to the Canary Islands
The Yamaha XV1000 is a Japanese cruiser motorcycle first introduced to the public in the early 1980s. The bike belonged to the Yamaha Virago series. The XV1000 model was designed and built for production in order to expand Yamaha's commercial offer, as well as to conquer as much as possible a segment of the cruiser motorcycle market, especially in the United States. In this market, Harley-Davidson motorcycles competed directly with the XV1000. The Yamaha XV1000 was therefore somewhat based on the sales targets of the XS650 Special, which was launched in 1978. The XV1000 was powered by a 981cc 2-cylinder engine with 70bhp. It ensured high ride comfort, adhered well to the road, but in the first models there were engine starting problems, which were eliminated during production.
The Kawasaki Ninja ZX-12R (another name: ZX-1200 A1) is a Japanese sports motorcycle first presented to the public in 2000. At the same time, its series production began, which lasted until 2006 and focused in the factories in the city of Kobe, Japan. The engine belongs to the Kawasaki Ninja family of motorcycles. The ZX-12R model was developed and put into production with the aim of strengthening Kawasaki's position in the sports motorcycle segment, as well as creating the world's fastest production vehicle in this segment. The Ninja ZX-12R is powered by a powerful 16-valve 4-cylinder engine with up to 179 hp with limiters engaged and a displacement of 1199 cc. The motorcycle was also developed with the best aerodynamic properties in mind. We also tried to keep the weight of the motorcycle as low as possible, which was not entirely successful because the ready-to-ride Kawasaki Ninja ZX-12R, however, weighs almost 250 kilograms. Despite this, in the period 2000-2006 it was the fastest production sports bike in the world, capable of exceeding the magical 300 km/h. Subsequently, however, limiters were introduced which reduced the speed to "only" 299 km/h. The company's offering was replaced by the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14.
KAWASAKI NINJA H2 CARBON 1:12 TAMIYA COD14136 The Kawasaki Ninja H2R is a Japanese sports motorcycle that was first presented to the public in 2015. At the same time, its serial production began and is still ongoing. The motorcycle belongs to the Kawasaki Ninja family of motorcycles. The Ninja H2R model was developed and put into production with the aim of strengthening Kawasaki's position in the sports motorcycle segment and, probably, creating the fastest production sports motorcycle in the world. The Kawasaki Ninja H2R is powered by an innovative and technologically advanced 4-cylinder turbocharged engine, which, with a displacement of 998 cm3, generates a maximum power of up to 310 hp at 14,000 rpm, making it one of the most powerful production motorcycles. Many parts of the motorcycle are made of various types of composites, which reduces the weight of the vehicle. The engine also uses an advanced Brembo braking system. Top speed estimates range from 332 to a whopping 400 km/h!
The Honda RS250RW (another designation: Honda NSR250) is a Japanese racing motorcycle produced by a subsidiary of the Honda company - Honda Racing Corporation. The RS250RW model was first presented to the public in 1985, and its production began at the same time and continued until 2009. The RS250RW model was developed and put into production as a kind of development and modernization of Honda motorcycles - the RS250R and, to a much lesser extent, the NS500. The new bike was powered by a 250cc liquid-cooled twin-cylinder engine. It was also more technologically advanced than the RS250R, also a racing bike, but offered to private riders and teams competing in GP races. The RS250RW model was characterized by excellent performance, great maneuverability and good grip. Beyond any doubt, the Honda RS250RW proved to be a very successful motorcycle, probably the best in its class at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries! The riders who took part won the World Champion title 11 times in the period 1985-2009, among them: Freddie Spencer, Max Biaggi and Dani Pedrosa. The motorcycle, in the NSR250R version, has also been approved for regular road circulation.
Hasegawa 21514 Honda VT250F (MC08) 1984 1:12 scale, plastic kit to assemble. The box does not contain glue and colors. We do not ship to the Canary Islands
Hasegawa 21751 Kawasaki KR250 A - Red/Gray Color 1/12 scale. The box contains plastic kits to assemble, does not contain glue and color. The Kawasaki KR250 was a sport motorcycle produced by the Japanese motorcycle manufacturer Kawasaki. It was a lightweight, high-performance motorcycle, belonging to the category of smaller-displacement sport motorcycles. The KR250 was part of the KR family, which included several variants designed to compete in specific track racing categories, such as the Formula 2 World Championship. Here are some key features of the Kawasaki KR250: Displacement: The KR250 was powered by a 249 cc two-stroke engine. The small displacement made it suitable for competing in racing categories with displacement restrictions. Engine Architecture: Like many sport motorcycles of the era, the KR250 was powered by a two-stroke engine, which offered higher performance than similarly sized four-stroke engines. Frame and Chassis: The KR250 was designed with a lightweight frame and sporty chassis, optimized for handling and track performance. Racing: The Kawasaki KR250 was developed for competition in motorcycle racing, particularly Formula 2 class racing. These races often featured lightweight, agile machines, providing exciting track racing. Production Period: The KR250 was produced in the 1980s and was part of a generation of sport motorcycles that were becoming popular on both the street market and in competition. Legacy: Although production of the KR250 has ended, Kawasaki sport motorcycles have continued to evolve, maintaining a commitment to producing performance models that are competitive in motorcycle racing. The Kawasaki KR250 represents a chapter in the history of Japanese sports motorcycles, offering a combination of performance and agility designed to meet the needs of enthusiast riders and competition participants., WE DO NOT SHIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS
Fujimi 141435 Suzuki RGV-G XR74 Pepsi No.34 Scale 1/12. Plastic kit for assembly, does not contain glue and paints. The Suzuki RGV500 is a Japanese racing motorcycle first presented to the public in 1986. Its serial production began in the same year and lasted until 2001. The RGV500 model was developed and put into production to replace the RG 500 Gamma on the track. Compared to its predecessor, it still had a 4-cylinder 500 cm3 engine, but it was a much more modern and less reliable unit, also characterized by slightly better working dynamics. It also improved its aerodynamic properties and tried to reduce all air resistance. However, the Suzuki RGV500 was slower than its main opponents, especially Honda models. However, thanks to good traction and handling, driver Kelvin Schwantz won the 1993 World Champion title, just like Kenny Roberts Junior seven years later. We do not ship to the Canary Islands
TAMIYA HONDA DAX 125 - LIMITED EDITION - 14142 SCALE 1:12. MOTORCYCLE MODEL IN PLASTIC KIT TO BE BUILT. INSIDE THE BOX THERE ARE NO COLORS OR GLUE USEFUL FOR CREATING THE MODEL
HASEGAWA SUZUKI GSX-R750(H) (GR71G) 1987 - 21725 SCALE 1:12. PLASTIC MODEL TO BUILD IN ASSEMBLY KIT 1:12 SCALE. KIT WITHOUT GLUE AND PAINTS, TO BE TAKEN SEPARATELY The 1987 Suzuki GSX-R750 (H) (GR71G) is a sports motorcycle produced by Suzuki, part of the famous GSX-R series. This series is known for its high performance and racing-inspired design. The 1987 GSX-R750 is particularly significant in the history of sports motorcycles. Here is an overview of its main features: Features of the Suzuki GSX-R750 (H) (GR71G) (1987): Engine: The 1987 GSX-R750 is equipped with a 749cc air/oil-cooled inline four-cylinder engine, known as the SACS (Suzuki Advanced Cooling System). The engine produced approximately 106 horsepower at 10,500 rpm, offering high performance for its time. Frame: The bike features an aluminum frame, known as a "twin-spar frame", which provides excellent structural rigidity and reduces the overall weight of the bike. This frame was a distinctive feature of the GSX-Rs, contributing to their handling and performance. Suspension and Brakes: The GSX-R750 (H) features telescopic front forks and a rear monoshock, both of which are adjustable for improved response and ride comfort. Front and rear disc brakes provide excellent stopping power. Design and Bodywork: The 1987 GSX-R750's design features a full fairing that improves aerodynamics and protects the rider from the wind. The bike has a sporty, aggressive look, with sharp lines and a low profile. Performance: The combination of a powerful engine, lightweight chassis and aerodynamic design makes the 1987 GSX-R750 one of the best-performing sport bikes of its era. It was capable of high speeds and excellent acceleration, making it popular among sport bike enthusiasts. Historical Significance: The 1987 GSX-R750 represents an important milestone in the evolution of sport bikes. The innovations introduced with this model have influenced sport bike design and technology for years to come. It is often considered one of the most iconic bikes of the 1980s, praised both for its performance and for its contribution to the development of modern sport bikes.
HASEGAWA Yamaha YZR500 (0W98) "Tech 21 1988" - 21762 - 1:12 scale. Plastic model to build. The box does not contain glue and colors. WE DO NOT SHIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS
The Kawasaki Ninja ZX-RR is a Japanese racing motorcycle first presented to the public in 2002. The engine belongs to the Kawasaki Ninja family of motorcycles. The ZX-RR model was designed and built for MotoGP racing (formerly the 500 class). The powertrain was initially a 990 cc engine, later replaced by a 794 cc unit. Both units were 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled, the first of which generated as much as 240 hp. The motorcycle also uses all kinds of lightweight materials and metals on a large scale, including composites, which allowed to reduce the weight of the dry bike to only 145 kilograms. This powerful machine also received appropriate brakes from Brembo, very effective and powerful. Considering all this, it is not surprising that the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-RR was able to accelerate to 320 km/h, and the acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h - not officially announced by the manufacturer - probably hovered around 2.5 seconds! WE DO NOT SHIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS
