BSA, New entries, Road motorbikes
While the Triumph Trident T 160 was aimed at a clientele loyal to English twins, the BSA Rocket 3 was more particularly intended for the American market. Produced from 1969 to 1971 the BSA 750 Rocket 3 was supposed to counter the arrival on the world market of the...
Kawasaki, New entries, Racing Bikes, Replica
In 1980, Kawasaki and its Japanese designer Kinuo Hiramatsu set out to build a 500cc 4 cylinder Grand Prix, to participate in the 500 cc world speed championship. 3 prototypes will emerge. These revolutionary motorcycles use a chassis with a monocoque aluminium frame,...
Ducati, New entries, Road motorbikes
Presented at the Sydney Motor Show in 1985, the Ducati 750 F1 received an enthusiastic reception. This sporty model is powered by a twin-cylinder 750 cc with 76 hp at 9000 rpm. Cantilever type rear suspension shock absorber is from Marzocchi. The 40 m / m fork from...
New entries, Racing Bikes, Yamaha
Produced in 1980, the Yamaha TZ 125 G was the first 125 privateer bike equipped with liquid cooling. 125 cc, liquid-cooled mono-cylinder with cantilever suspension, these motorcycles will mainly participate in national events in Europe. But for collectors, this...
Motorhome, New entries, News
The Yamaha Historic Racing Team is the official Yamaha Europe Team has been participating in classic European events for several years. It sells its Workshop Motorhome, a Ford F 750 Funmover 42D. The team has a dozen racing bikes from the 70s and 80s (TZ 750...
New entries, Racing Bikes, Yamaha
The 500 two-stroke of the 90s are sought after by enthusiasts of racing motorcycles. These bikes are rare because there is very few customer competition existing (Honda RS 500), and factory machines rarely (if ever) sold by official teams. At the beginning of the 90s,...
Ducati, New entries, Racing Bikes
DUCATI MOTOGP GP11 What collector has never dreamed of owning a factory MotoGP. Since MotoGP existed (2002) only the Ducati factory has been separated from a few complete machines sold to privileged collectors with certain restrictions. This Ducati MotoGP is a 2011 GP...
MV Agusta, New entries, Road motorbikes
Arturo Magni, this name is well known to lovers of beautiful Italian mechanics and in particular the MV Agusta. Indeed, Aturo Magni was responsible for the MV Agusta competition from 1949 to 1976 and therefore rubbed shoulders with pilots of the caliber of Giacomo...
New entries, Road motorbikes, Voxan
Voxan is a French brand that disappeared in 2010 (1995 / 2010). Ten different models have been produced in fifteen years and the VB1 is the sportiest and most sophisticated model in the range. Introduced at the 1999 Paris Show, only 31 Boxer VB1 were produced. Its...
Honda, New entries, Racing Bikes
The Honda NSR 500 is one of the major machines in Grand Prix history. With 10 world champion titles and over 100 victories, the Honda NSR is one of the greatest champions of all time. But the NSR was a factory machine reserved for official pilots… From 1983 the...
Kawasaki, New entries, Racing Bikes
The AMA (American Motorcycle Association) organized in the 70’s the 200 miles of Daytona in Florida. This event included two separate competitions, 200 miles for motorcycles up to 750 cc, and 100 miles for 250 cc motorcycles. However, the regulation allowed the...
Honda, New entries, Road motorbikes
Honda CB 750 K0 1969 Sandcast Almost 50 years ago, in 1969, an earthquake shook the world of motorcycles.Honda released on the world market a for the time revolutionary machine: the CB 750.This will be the beginning of the revival of the bike.Discovered at the...
Kawasaki, New entries, Racing Bikes, Racing motorbikes
In May 2011, for the Coupes Moto Légende taking place on the French Dijon circuit, the organizer invited the legendary Canadian racer Yvon Duhamel. Accompanied by his son Miguel, another renowned rider, winner of the 200 Miles of Daytona, Yvon Duhamel would be able to...
