EICMA 2021: Bimota KB4 manufacturing motorbike unveiled

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The manufacturing model of the Bimota KB4 retro motorbike has made its public debut on the 2021 EICMA present. Along with the brand new KB4, Bimota has additionally revealed the bare RC model of the motorbike.


The Bimota KB4 is powered by the Kawasaki Ninja 1000SX's in-line four-cylinder engine

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The Bimota KB4 is powered by the Kawasaki Ninja 1000SX’s in-line four-cylinder engine

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Custom and manufacturing motorbike maker Bimota has formally unveiled the manufacturing model of its retro motorbike Bimota KB4 on the ongoing EICMA 2021 in Milan, Italy. The bike was first launched in its idea kind by the Italian marque on the final EICMA present in 2019, earlier than the COVID-19 pandemic. After being in improvement for nearly two years, the motorbike has lastly made its public debut. Along with the brand new KB4, Bimota has additionally revealed a unadorned RC model of the motorbike, known as the Bimota KB4 RC, which can arrive in 2022.

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Bimota has additionally revealed a unadorned RC model of the motorbike, known as the Bimota KB4 RC, which can arrive in 2022.

The Bimota KB4 comes with a carbon fiber body that’s mated to a 140bhp in-line four-cylinder engine sourced from the Kawasaki Ninja 1000SX. The concept was to mix the comparatively mild-mannered Kawasaki Ninja 1000SX’s inline-four right into a agile chassis and canopy it in distinctive retro bodywork. The styling is impressed by the Kawasaki-powered Bimota bikes of the Seventies and Eighties, whereas the bulbous design reveals some similarities to the YB10 motorbike of the Nineties. Even the entrance fairing is made from carbon fiber.

Kawasaki now holds a 49.9 p.c stake within the Bimota model, which is why the bikes have engines from the Japanese two-wheeler maker. However, the similarities don’t finish there. The new Bimota KB4 comes with a collection of electronics sourced from Kawasaki, which incorporates – cornering administration system, cruise management, energy mode, ABS, an up and down quick-shifter, and traction management. Bimota can be providing a Kawasaki-derived coloured TFT sprint with smartphone connectivity, in addition to the agency’s signature chunky switchgear.

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The new Bimota KB4 additionally comes with a collection of electronics comparable to cornering administration system, cruise management, energy mode, ABS, an up and down quick-shifter, and traction management.

The motorbike can be geared up with a billet aluminum swingarm, whereas suspension duties are dealt with by Ohlins TTX 36 rear shock and Ohlins FGRT 43 NIX 30 forks. Both are manually adjustable. On the opposite hand, braking duties are dealt with by Brembo items, consisting of a pair of 320 mm discs with calipers on the entrance and 220 mm discs on the rear. The bike additionally will get heavier finish cans, that are according to Euro 5 emission norms. The wheels are coated with grippy Pirelli Supercorsa rubber. The bike suggestions the scales with a dry weight of 184kg.

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Bimota is a storied Italian motorbike model, based in 1973 in Rimini, Italy by Valerio Bianchi, Giuseppe Mori and Massimo Tamburini. The firm takes its title from the primary two letters of the founders’ surnames. Bimota initially targeted on constructing top quality bikes round current engines, adapting prime fashions from Suzuki, Honda, Ducati and Kawasaki. Massimo Tamburini, Bimota’s famend co-founder and longtime chief designer, has been an influential participant in motorbike design, notably within the improvement of different Italian manufacturers comparable to Ducati and MV Agusta.

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