Iconic Motorcycles 1-20
19 entries in the Iconic Motorcycles compendium.
Iconic Motorcycles 1-20 — Era Chart
Honda Super CubThe most produced motor vehicle in history.Honda CB750First superbike (disputed); original Universal Japanese Motorcycle.Kawasaki Ninja H2A modern supercharged marvel, but not the first production motorcycle with a supercharger.Yamaha YZF-R1The R1 introduced a compact engine design with a stacked gearbox, influencing other manufaSuzuki HayabusaA sports motorcycle that set the production speed record.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 CommandoBrough Superior SS100It was advertised as the 'Rolls-Royce of Motorcycles'—a term originally coined by a magaziVincent Black Shadow1952 Vincent Black Shadow engine powers Falcon's third custom motorcycle.Yamaha VMAXSuzuki GSX-R750The model is notable for its lightweight aluminum alloy frame and air-and-oil-cooled enginDucati 916It set new standards of performance, handling, braking, style, and charisma, and changed tBMW R32First BMW motorcycle, establishing boxer-twin and shaft drive.
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