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WTF !
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that is fugly.....
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I'm sure technically it's amazing, but the designer needs a good kicking. What the actual **** is going on with that nose cone?

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I'm a big fan of Bimota , usually .
That , although I am sure the engineering will be superb, is a very challenging bike to find attractive.
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I find it easier to like than the new Z H2 though... at least this thing is interesting to look at
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Jack wrote:I'm a big fan of Bimota , usually .
That , although I am sure the engineering will be superb, is a very challenging bike to find attractive.
I am with you all the way on that.

Having owner a couple of Bims in the past I have always been a big fan and thought they created some of the best looking bikes ever to grace our roads.

But that?...........................................

My god its ugly.

Previously I thought the original Tesi with the Duke engine was ugly, but in comparison it was a thing of beauty.

What were Bimota thinking?
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Has that thing been in a wreck already?
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His face says it all in my opinionImage

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