Ducati 750 TT1

Ducati 750 TT1

Ducati 750 TT1

Ducati 750 TT1

The TT2 and later TT1. These spectacular machines were similar to Tony Rutter's four-time World TT2 Championship-winning TT2 racers. Modeled closely after the factory TT2, the production version also featured a 597cc engine using special two-ring Borgo pistons (weighing only 408 grams). via motorcyclespecs

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Honda CBX 550F

This is a rare Honda motorcycle of which it was sold for a only a few short years 1982 to 1984, places like Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada. In Canada it was sold for only one year.
This motorcycle was not available in the US.
The motorcycle sports a dual overhead cam, 16 valve that redlines at 10,500 rpm. The chassis has a light cast aluminum swing arm. Air assisted front fork with equalizer and Honda's TRAC anti dive system. Rear suspension is Honda's Pro-Link single shock system. The bike has Comstar wheels. The bike has inboard ventilated disc brakes front and rear.

BMW R69 S White

Year 1968, restored in 2006. Original color is white, the "white whale" is the first produced by BMW Tourer starting from 1960.

Husqvarna Vintage Motorcycle

About Husqvarna from Wikipedia:

Husqvarna is a motorcycle manufacturer that produces motocross, enduro and supermoto motorcycles. The company was founded in 1903 at Huskvarna, Sweden as a subsidiary of the Husqvarna munitions firm which had supplied the Swedish army with rifles since 1689. It now operates out of Varese, Italy.

Husqvarna OR390

Classic motorcycle member to the family of dirt bikes, 1978 Husqvarna OR390

Classic cycle R 26

BMW R26, classic motorcycle from BMW, once was a luxury.

MV Agusta 125

In good company with 125 MV Agusta Monoalbero racer from 1953. Both have their single ohc driven by gear cascade, both are 125cc, single cylinder, 4-speed, dry sump,separate oil tank. Very similar architecture of the two Italian beauties, but one is a Grand Prix racer and the other-one a humble but sporty commuter.

Piaggio MP6 - classic motorcycle

In 1945, was designed and built a new scooter, whose technical name was MP6, which was the true prototype of Vespa.
In May 1946 it was sold, after the required improvements, with the name of azzeccatissimo "Vespa", a success which continues until today.

Vespa V125cc Sei Giorni

Piaggio introduced the Vespa Sei Giorni (Vespa six day) series in late 1951. It was fast and elegant and as its designation suggested was intended to mirror the qualities exhibited by the famed "GT" series of Italian motorcars of the period.

MV Agusta 250B

This classic MV Agusta 250 bicilindrica (B) followed the twin ARNO 166, and was followed itself by the 350 bicilindrica. This bike is the sports model, there was also a 250 GT model.

More about this motorcycle [via] classic motorcycle.

Piaggio MP5 - classic motorcycle

Before the Vespa, Piaggio had a scooter called "Donald Duck" (MP5), manufactured and tested in several versions. Later the project was shelved, and never went into production.

Ducati Sport 1000 - Yellow

Ducati Sport Classic 1000

















Ducati Sport Classic 1000 - front view


















Ducati Sport Classic 1000 monoposto (2006), open clutch and open belts.


















Ducati Sport Classic 1000 - viewed from behind

1972 Husqvarna 450WR

1972 Husqvarna 450WR, classic motorcycle from Husqvarna.
www.flickr.com/photos/11553771@N08

Honda C310

1964 Honda C310 (50 cc), made in the belgium Honda factory, original not restaurated bike, 50 cc 4 stroke pushrod engine, cilinder and head of cast iron, topspeed ~60 km/h
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Kawasaki KZ750

Kawasaki KZ750
This bike sucked. like KZ650's and LOVE the KZ440 motor, but the KZ750 is just not for me. It has the same goofy early 80's styling as the CSR and is put together just as terribly.
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1982 Honda CB650 SOHC 4

They are great mid sized bikes for all around use. It's lightweight for around town but powerful enough for long rides.

To read more about this machine and all my others you can walk over to my vintage motorcycle blog at cycles.evanfell.com

Terrot HST 02 - 1930

Terrot HST 02 - 1930
Based in Dijon, France, Terrot was the largest French motorcycle manufacturer of the first half of the twentieth century. This is a Terrot HST 02 1930.

Photo taken by WorldWideMotorcycles.com at the Salon Moto Légende 2008 in Paris, France.