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THIS IS the last bike created by legendary bike designer Massimo Tamburini before his death in April 2014. It’s called the T12 Massimo, and it’s a €300,000 piece of uncompromising track-only exotica – the product of Tamburini’s quest to make the ultimate superbike, and brought to prototype stage by his son Andrea.

It’s powered by a 230hp superbike-spec BMW S1000RR engine, controlled by a Motec M170 ECU, with the rest of the spec list reading like it’s come straight out of the World Superbike or MotoGP paddocks.

Cast your eye down the Ohlins FGR gas forks and suspension potentiometer and your gaze will come to rest on a set of GP-spec Brembo monoblocs with quick release brake lines.

There’s an Ohlins shock in the rear, built to Tamburini’s specification and connected to a gorgeous billet aluminium linkage.

all the cast parts, including the single-sided swingarm are made from magnesium, as are the Marchesini wheels

sucha hmotnost 154kg




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