IN "Resident Evil: Extinction," the third and latest installment of the "Resident Evil" video game turned sci-fi movie franchise, Milla Jovovich is hell on two wheels. That is to say, in a post-apocalyptic world decimated by a lethal T-virus that has turned most of the population into homicidal, ultra-infectious zombies, she wanders the western United States astride a souped-up super bike looking for survivors, blasting any undead interlopers to smithereens and fighting against the evil corporation responsible for the virus.
Of course not just any souped-up super bike has the performance specs to enable zombie elimination duty. So filmmakers chose a BMW Motorrad K1200R, a mean 163-horsepower "naked roadster" -- a muscular machine the Bavarian cycle maker bills as "the ultimate hooligan bike."
