For years, I?ve been arguing with people about what looks good and what doesn?t. There are certain things I think we can all agree on; like the sight of a cold beer on a sunny day, next to a plate of cheeseburger and chips, which looks fairly orgasmic. Or, on the other end of the spectrum, the latest women?s? fashion trend that involves injecting chemicals into their faces; I?m sure we all agree that looks absolutely horrendous. That said, there are plenty of things we just can?t seem to agree on; one such example is the looks of modern MotoGP bikes. Some love them, some hate them so it wasn?t easy to put this list together. But we have. Because over the years, there have been some truly sexy race bike liveries. The kind that every single person in the entire world approves of. And here they are?
Yamaha Speed Block

The Yamaha Speed Block design dates back to 1972 when the Japanese manufacturer decided to go Grand Prix racing. When Molly Sanders designed it, I doubt he?d have expected it to grace the fairings of race bikes in 50 years? time, but still Yamaha love dragging it out from time to time. And not just in road racing; the Speed Block design is pretty popular in Yamaha?s flat track exploits too. Originally yellow, white and black, the speed block design is now quite often seen in blue, white and black or red, white and black. Yamaha recently wheeled a red, white and black speed blocked MotoGP test bike out for Cal Crutchlow to have a rip round on. And it loo...