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TwistedGray
28th of May 2010 (Fri), 16:26
To learn more about the DB7 go here: http://www.bimotaamerica.com/bikes_db7a.html

Gallery is here: http://www.motorcyclephotog.com/Motorcycles/Bimota-DB7


And a few pictures:
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http://www.motorcyclephotog.com/Motorcycles/Bimota-DB7/BIMDPerf/879982462_ojeNQ-L.jpg
2
http://www.motorcyclephotog.com/Motorcycles/Bimota-DB7/BIMLower/879983532_zJ3CN-L.jpg
3
http://www.motorcyclephotog.com/Motorcycles/Bimota-DB7/BIMclutch/879982299_QQTAg-XL.jpg
4
http://www.motorcyclephotog.com/Motorcycles/Bimota-DB7/BIMFront/879982832_LgobM-XL.jpg
5
http://www.motorcyclephotog.com/Motorcycles/Bimota-DB7/BIMSideShot/879981335_8DiJP-X2.jpg

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Octowl
28th of May 2010 (Fri), 19:50
wow, just wow. how much does this bike cost? any performance specs?
veteq
28th of May 2010 (Fri), 22:44
Nice shots, great looking bike. Ducati power plant. I have the same clutch booster on my bike
Bimota always comes up with amazing designs
TwistedGray
28th of May 2010 (Fri), 23:29
wow, just wow. how much does this bike cost? any performance specs?

I think if you google the Bimota DB7 it'll give you some good data but in the jest I think they dump a Ducati 1098 motor into a light weight body...

$40,000 is the retail on it but this was slightly modified by the factory.
Lowieken
29th of May 2010 (Sat), 06:16
I remember this guy with a bimota. Had a Suzuki engine I think. Looked great, rode well, but you had to take out the engine to get to the oil filter ...
TwistedGray
29th of May 2010 (Sat), 09:23
I remember this guy with a bimota. Had a Suzuki engine I think. Looked great, rode well, but you had to take out the engine to get to the oil filter ...

I thought they always used Ducati engines but I could be wrong.
pixelbasher
29th of May 2010 (Sat), 09:39
nah bimota used a heap of different engines in their frames. Suzuki engined ones were called SB- ducati are designated DB- and so on. HB- for Honda powered ones, KB- kawa etc. etc

like Loweiken said, you basically had to remove the engine to do pretty much anything on most of them back in the 80's :rolleyes:

The V-due they made in the 90's was a 500cc injected 2 stroke twin.....which wiped the original company out....ironically enough it was their first engine ;)
tehshocker
29th of May 2010 (Sat), 11:35
ohhh god, do want!
aviator.4.life
29th of May 2010 (Sat), 11:40
That thing is sweet, nice shots.