One of the most frequently questioned, contentious, and debatable motorcycle issues of all time—”What’s the fastest production bike in the world?”—resurfaces once more with the news that MV Agusta’s limited edition Rush is already in production for a June delivery.
However, it’s also the one that’s most politically delicate and challenging to draw firm conclusions from (after all, few manufacturers now claim top speed figures and fewer independent media outlets measure them).
Therefore, the most recent “fastest” list we put up back in 2017 is now completely out of date as ever-faster road bikes, like Ducati’s most recent V4 Superleggera and Honda’s brand-new Fireblade, continue to be released.
Which is the best bike in the world?
Kawasaki set out to create the most potent production tool in the world, and it succeeded. The Kawasaki is said to produce a whopping 306 horsepower in its “R” trim, which increases to 322 horsepower when ram air is used.