Iconic Motorcycles
19 entries in the Iconic Motorcycles compendium.
Honda Super CubYou meet the nicest people on a Honda.Honda CB750The original Universal Japanese Motorcycle that popularized the transverse inline-four.Kawasaki Ninja H2A modern supercharged marvel, but not the first production motorcycle with a supercharger.Yamaha YZF-R1The Yamaha YZF-R1: a compact, high-performance sports motorcycle that redefined the super bike class with its…Suzuki HayabusaSpeed in all its glory, but not all it is.The VespaItalian scooter brand known for its pressed-steel body.Triumph BonnevilleA British parallel-twin motorcycle named after Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats.Indian ScoutA long-running American V-twin motorcycle line.Harley-Davidson SportsterSportster models are designated in Harley-Davidson's product code by beginning with "XL".Royal Enfield BulletLongest continuously produced motorcycle since 1932.Honda Gold WingHonda's touring motorcycle series with shaft drive and flat engine.Kawasaki Z1First large-capacity Japanese DOHC four-cylinder production motorcycle.Norton CommandoBritish motorcycle that won the Motor Cycle News "Machine of the Year" award five years running, 1968 to 1972.Brough Superior SS100The Brough Superior SS100 first appeared in 1924, built by George Brough in Nottingham, England. Each machine…Vincent Black ShadowThe world's fastest production motorcycle, announced in 1948 with a top speed of 125 mph.Yamaha VMAXSuzuki GSX-R750A legendary sports motorcycle that evolved through air-and-oil-cooled generations, from slab-sided to…Ducati 916Ducati 916 set new standards of performance, handling, braking, style, and charisma, and changed the face of…BMW R32First BMW motorcycle, establishing boxer-twin and shaft drive.
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