The 20 Dopest Crotch Rockets Ever Made

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Production Years: 2009 - present
Engine: 1170 CC
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Complex Says: For $25,000, you can go up against the best bikes in the world...and win!

Production Years: 2006 - present
Engine: 998 CC
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Complex Says: We all know the F4 is gorgeous (it was designed by a team of Ferrari engineers). But did you know that it's the only bike in the world to have a radial valved engine?

Production Years: 2011 - present
Engine: 990 CC
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Complex Says: Germany strikes again. This KTM is cool, inexpensive, and race ready.

Production Years: 2006 - present
Engine: 1200 CC
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Complex Says: The Vyrus will infect you with an unquenchable thirst for speed and power. This crotch rocket is blazin'!

Production Years: 2009 - present
Engine: Electric
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Complex Says: That's right--it's electric. Get used to it.

Production Years: 2010 - present
Engine: 1400 CC
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Complex Says: Sweet ride, right? Too bad it goes for a whopping $160,000!

Production Years: 2006 - present
Engine: 798 CC
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Complex Says: Part touring, part sport, the F800 is built for speed and comfort.

Production Years: 2003 - 2009
Engine: 1203 CC
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Complex Says: Unfortunately, Buell closed its doors shortly after the release of the XB12R. Thankfully, the company left us a beautifully crafted American sport bike.

Production Years: 2005 - present
Engine: 1157 CC
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Complex Says: It's sporty, durable, and made by the Germans. What could be better than that?

Production Years: 1998 - 2003
Engine: 997.62 CC
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Complex Says: It may be expensive and totally impractical, but the Aprilia is one beautiful bike.

Production Years: 1997 - 2006
Engine: 1137 CC
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Complex Says: Built to be a Ninja killer, this bike succeeded in being the fastest production model in the world in 1997. Two years later, the title was passed to the Hayabusa.

Production Years: 2011 - present
Engine: 1250 CC
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Complex Says: This is one of the few American bikes that was chosen for this list. It represents the birth of a new brand (Roehr), and it costs about $40,000.

Production Years: 2000 - present
Engine: Rolls-Royce Turboshaft
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Complex Says: The MTT, which boasts a Rolls-Royce-powered turbine engine, is recognized as the world's most powerful production motorcycle.

Production Years: 2007 - present
Engine: 1099 CC
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Complex Says: The 1098, besides being the best-looking bike on this list, has the highest torque-to-weight ratio of any production sport bike ever made.

Production Years: 1998 - present
Engine: 998 CC
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Complex Says: With technology taken from M1 MotoGP (cross-plane crankshaft), this beast will beat almost anything out there.

Production Years: 2006 - present
Engine: 599 CC
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Complex Says: This rocket will knock the teeth into the back of your head. It's fast, affordable, and looks like a million bucks.

Production Years: 2007 - 2008
Engine: 989 CC
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Complex Says: This beast is a race bike that has been slightly de-tuned for road use. It was made for only one year, and it cost $72,500.

Production Years: 2006 - present
Engine: 1352 CC
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Complex Says: This puppy rockets to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds!

Production Years: 2006 - present
Engine: 998 CC
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Complex Says: At $140,000, the FCC is one of the most exclusive sport bikes ever produced. We want one.

Production Years: 1999 - present
Engine: 1299 CC
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Complex Says: The fastest standard production bike of the 20th century. Simply the best.