Two- and four-wheeler aficionados, head to the Centre des Foires this weekend in Quebec City, the perfect place to get specific answers to all things motorcycle and ATV! Here’s your chance to gawk at all the 2011 motorcycle and ATV models and their equipment and accessories.

2011 Kawasaki ZX-10R (Photo: Kawasaki)

A slew of new models
The Quebec City Motorcycle and ATV Show will feature several new products, including some fresh off the assembly line like the new Kawasaki ZX-10R with its new, more potent inline-4 and cutting edge technology, in the shape of three ignition and injection modes, the three-setting Sport Kawasaki Traction Control (S-KTRC) and optional ABS system designed by Bosch.

BMW is serving up the K1600GT and K1600GTL, two new touring bikes that will revolutionize the way you travel with their 6-cylinder mills. The new Super Ténéré will be strutting its stuff at the Yamaha stand, crafted for adventure and already incredibly popular in Europe. The new off-road machine includes a bunch of riding aids, such as a three-mode traction control system and ABS brakes.

Suzuki will be unveiling the rejuvenated GSX-R600 and GSX-R750, penned by the same designer responsible for the latest evolution of the GSX-R1000. The two new bikes are updates of the previous models, a few kilos lighter and boasting a modified engine and chassis for improved performance and user-friendliness both on the track and the road.

After the Streetfighter and Monster 1100 EVO, make way for the Diavel, a roadster vying for the Mr. Universe title and a mix of cruiser and naked styling cues. It takes on muscular dragster models like the Yamaha V Max – and anything else in its path – thanks to a twin-cylinder Testastretta derived from the Superbike and Multistrada.

And don’t forget to drop by the Aprilia stand and take a look at the stunning RSV4 Factory and RSV4 R, both based on the FIM Superbike world championship-winning model ridden by Max Biaggi. And Aprilia might also surprise us with the launch of its new Italian crotch rocket, the RS 125. Keep your fingers crossed!

2011 Aprilia RSV4 Factory (Photo: Aprilia)