New entries, Racing Bikes, Uncategorized
Aston Martin AMB 001 This is the first motorcycle from the famous car manufacturer Aston Martin. Aston Martin’s legendary design combines with Brough Superior’s advanced engineering (France) to create the first Aston Martin motorcycle. AMB 001 (For Aston Martin...
New entries, Road motorbikes
Laverda 750 SF 1971 Laverda belongs to the mythical motorcycle brands from the 70s that are excellent collector items. The Laverda 750 SF was produced from late 1968 to 1976 with a total production of 15,817 units. First presented as a 650 cc (52 examples were...
Honda, New entries, Racing Bikes, Replica
Honda RC 164 Replica In the 60s, Honda will enter the most fabulous racing motorcycles on the 250 and 350 world championship, four and six cylinders. With the equally fabulous factory riders Hailwood, Redman and Taveri on the handlebars. All and all world champions....
Honda, New entries, Road motorbikes
50 years of Honda CB 750 More than 50 years ago, in 1969, Honda released a for the time revolutionary machine: the CB 750. This was the start of the motorcycle revival. Introduced at the 1968 Tokyo Motor Show, it arrived on the American and European markets in 1969....
New entries, Road motorbikes, Suzuki
Suzuki TC 250 X6 Scrambler 1967 In the 1960s, Japanese motorcycles appeared with two-stroke models that were innovative for the time. Suzuki will adapt its flagship model, the 250 T 20, for the American market by producing the TC 250 X6 Scrambler. This model perfectly...
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...
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...
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, 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...
