1967 Honda Super Hawk CB77
Noted for its speed, power, and reliability, the CB77 is regarded as setting the standard for modern motorcycles.
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1971 Honda CB100
Designed for commuting, the CB100 is an excellent motorcycle for short drives around a town or city.
1972 Honda CB100
Designed for commuting, the CB100 is an excellent motorcycle for short drives around a town or city.
1972 Suzuki GT250
A very rare model, the 6-Speed Suzuki GT250 was not released in America until 1972.
1976 Honda CB750 Four
Honda’s CB750 model was the first motorcycle to be labeled as a “superbike.â€
1980 Kawasaki KZ650
The KZ650 has been referred to as the epitome of the “Universal Japanese Motorcycle.â€
1984 Kawasaki KZ700
The K2700’s bright colored stripes against a black canvas are representative of classic 80s motorcycle style.
1986 Honda VFR750F Interceptor
The VFR750F has a lighter weight, a lower center of gravity, a wider front tire, and a slightly shorter wheelbase.
1988 Ducati Desmo
Worldwide the Desmo 750 only sold 4,863 units between its introduction in 1986 and 1988, with only 700 imported into the United States in 1987.
2009 Harley-Davidson XR1200
Originally released overseas in 2008, a huge supply and demand led to the release of the XR1200 in America in 2009.