240 HP at the Crank
Counter-rotating crankshaft. Peak holds across a 1,500 RPM band.

Ten machines. One philosophy. Each motorcycle in the lineup is a study in aerodynamics, mass distribution, and human reflex.
Scroll to walk the row. Each silhouette is a different conversation between rider and asphalt — track, street, dust, or all three.
A homologation special engineered around aerodynamic supremacy. Every fairing line is a wind-tunnel decision.
Take a racetrack engine, remove the fairings, install handlebars. The result is a controlled detonation.
Continent-crossing torque with radar-guided cruise. Built for asphalt that has not been invented yet.
Three decades of trellis-frame heresy distilled into 188 kilograms of urban scalpel.
A motorcycle for the back roads of memory. Air-cooled L-twin, round headlight, no apologies.
A 240-section rear tire. A V4 with desmodromic valves. The widest stance in the lineup, the sharpest reflexes.
152 kilograms of carbon-fiber chassis. 500 units worldwide. A motorcycle that exists at the threshold of physics.
Built for the apex of every roundabout. Ohlins suspension and a willingness to lift the front wheel on command.
21-inch front, spoked rims, 250mm of suspension travel. Designed where the GPS gives up.
16,500 rpm redline. Titanium connecting rods. The bike Bautista rode. The bike you can buy.










Every component is selected because removing it would cost a fraction of a second. This is not marketing copy. It is a parts list.

Counter-rotating crankshaft. Twin-pulse firing order. Borrowed directly from MotoGP architecture.
Monobloc machined from a single billet. Bite force capable of inverting the rider's perception of time.
Pressurized cartridge with separate compression and rebound circuits. Track-tuned by default.
Downforce at 270 km/h. Wind-tunnel certified. Borrowed from the GP19 prototype.
Strip the fairing. Drop the lens. Every millimeter of the Apex GP4 is sculpted by hand and tested by data.
Featured machine. 240 HP. 168 kg dry. Built in a clean room, broken in at Mugello.
Live data from the flagship Apex GP4. Curves and counters from the dyno cell at Borgo Panigale.
Counter-rotating crankshaft. Peak holds across a 1,500 RPM band.
Usable from 6,200 to 11,800 RPM. Every gear, the right gear.
Wind tunnel and Nardò Ring. Limiter intact, drag coefficient minimal.
Launch control off, traction managed by IMU. 9.8s to ¼ mile.
Forward weight bias for entry stability. CoG at 415mm above the deck.
Verified at Mugello T8. Knee, elbow, then trust the chassis.
The dyno tells the truth. The track confirms it.
Aero, brakes, gearbox, IMU. The invisible architecture that turns horsepower into lap time.
Plot any bike in the lineup on the posture-reach map. The rider silhouette morphs to match the seat-bar-peg geometry.
Winglet vortices generate downforce without drag. Front grip held at 270 km/h.
The traction circle is a circle, not a square. We use every degree of it.
Brembo Stylema R calipers. From 300 to 100 km/h in 4.1 seconds, every lap.
Quickshifter up. Auto-blipper down. Each ratio sized for a specific apex speed.
Six-axis IMU. Cornering ABS. Slide control. The bike thinks faster than you do.
PRO RIDER · VERIFIED 11/2025
Same track, same conditions, faster. Every system contributes a tenth.
Horsepower writes the headline. Sub-systems write the lap record.

Every motorcycle in this gallery is descended from one that has been ridden at 360 km/h with a knee on the tarmac. Heritage is not a logo — it is a lap time.
Selected entries from the trophy room. Every line on this list represents a Sunday afternoon where physics was renegotiated.
Configure paintwork, suspension, exhaust, and electronics. Schedule a private viewing at your nearest concession. Your machine will be assembled in Borgo Panigale and delivered with a certificate of provenance.
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