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2020 Bimota Tesi H2 Limited Series

Numbered limited production

Updated November 1, 2026 • Rarity Rides editorial team
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Production250
RarityNumbered limited production
At a glance

Bimota Tesi H2 Limited Series

The Tesi H2 combined Bimota’s hub-centre-steering concept with Kawasaki’s supercharged superbike architecture. The UK importer states a worldwide limit of 250 covering both Tricolore and Carbon Edition finishes. Those finish names should therefore sit within one series, rather than creating two separate 250-bike populations.

The Tesi H2 combined Bimota’s hub-centre-steering concept with Kawasaki’s supercharged superbike architecture. The UK importer states a worldwide limit of 250 covering both Tricolore and Carbon Edition finishes. Those finish names should therefore sit within one series, rather than creating two separate 250-bike populations.

Edition at a glance

Edition / programme figure 250 — importer stated combined series limit
Original market scope Worldwide
Reference year 2020
Base model / platform Tesi H2
Engine / propulsion Kawasaki-derived supercharged inline four

Design and engineering

The front wheel is located and steered through a linkage-based arrangement instead of a conventional telescopic fork. The importer describes separate structural paths for steering and suspension, with machined aluminium and carbon-fibre components throughout the motorcycle. Its Kawasaki relationship is integral to the model, while the Tesi layout provides the distinctive Bimota chassis identity.

Production and edition scope

The 250 figure is the importer’s stated combined limit. It is not an independently audited total of completed customer deliveries. The 2020 reference identifies the model’s introduction period; later finish options or delivery dates do not automatically establish new editions. A Carbon Edition should be recorded as a configuration within the stated shared programme unless further factory evidence changes that scope.

Identifying an authentic example

Confirm the chassis identity and factory supply documents, then establish the original finish and equipment. The importer lists dedicated tools and stands with the motorcycle, including a front-wheel removal tool and adjustment tools. Their presence or absence affects completeness but does not by itself authenticate the motorcycle. Document replacements and modifications to the specialised front assembly.

Collector significance

The Tesi H2 is notable for combining two unusual engineering themes in one low-volume machine: supercharging and hub-centre steering. Its collection record should preserve the shared edition scope and the individual configuration. Structural condition, specialist servicing and the availability of the actual supplied equipment deserve careful assessment before use.

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Sources

The collector file

Why this machine matters

The Tesi H2 is notable for combining two unusual engineering themes in one low-volume machine: supercharging and hub-centre steering. Its collection record should preserve the shared edition scope and the individual configuration. Structural condition, specialist servicing and the availability of the actual supplied equipment deserve careful assessment before use.

The collector file

The story

The Tesi H2 combined Bimota’s hub-centre-steering concept with Kawasaki’s supercharged superbike architecture. The UK importer states a worldwide limit of 250 covering both Tricolore and Carbon Edition finishes. Those finish names should therefore sit within one series, rather than creating two separate 250-bike populations.

The collector file

Built in limited numbers

The 250 figure is the importer’s stated combined limit. It is not an independently audited total of completed customer deliveries. The 2020 reference identifies the model’s introduction period; later finish options or delivery dates do not automatically establish new editions. A Carbon Edition should be recorded as a configuration within the stated shared programme unless further factory evidence changes that scope.

The collector file

On the road

The Tesi H2 is notable for combining two unusual engineering themes in one low-volume machine: supercharging and hub-centre steering. Its collection record should preserve the shared edition scope and the individual configuration. Structural condition, specialist servicing and the availability of the actual supplied equipment deserve careful assessment before use.

The data file

Specifications

Factory specifications may vary by model year, market and configuration.

Identity & production

Official model
Bimota Tesi H2 Limited Series
Base model
Tesi H2
Edition
Tesi H2 limited series

Powertrain & performance

Engine
Kawasaki-derived supercharged inline four
Powertrain
Petrol

Motorcycle specifications

Category
Road motorcycle
Front suspension
Hub-centre steering arrangement
Verification

Authenticity & identification

Confirm the chassis identity and factory supply documents, then establish the original finish and equipment. The importer lists dedicated tools and stands with the motorcycle, including a front-wheel removal tool and adjustment tools. Their presence or absence affects completeness but does not by itself authenticate the motorcycle. Document replacements and modifications to the specialised front assembly.

Collector guidance

Ownership considerations

Confirm the chassis identity and factory supply documents, then establish the original finish and equipment. The importer lists dedicated tools and stands with the motorcycle, including a front-wheel removal tool and adjustment tools. Their presence or absence affects completeness but does not by itself authenticate the motorcycle. Document replacements and modifications to the specialised front assembly.

Evidence & accountability

Sources and verification

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Reviewed byRarity Rides editorial team