20 RAREST Motorcycles You've Never Heard Of!
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- 20 RAREST Motorcycles You've Never Heard Of!
Rev up your engines and join us for an exhilarating ride through the world of rare and unique motorcycles in our latest video, "20 RAREST Motorcycles You've Never Heard Of!" This thrilling journey unveils some of the most obscure and fascinating bikes that even the most dedicated motorcycle enthusiasts may not know about.
Explore a curated collection of motorcycles that boast exceptional designs, innovative engineering, and limited production runs. From vintage classics to futuristic prototypes, each bike in this list has a story that sets it apart from the rest. Discover the rare gems that have made history, defying the norms of their time and leaving an indelible mark on the world of motorcycling.
We'll delve into the specifics of each motorcycle, highlighting their unique features, historical significance, and the visionary minds behind their creation. Whether it's a bike with an unconventional engine design, a limited edition model, or one that was ahead of its time, this video covers them all.
Perfect for motorcycle lovers, collectors, and those who appreciate the extraordinary, this video promises to be a visual feast. Don’t miss out on this exclusive showcase of mechanical marvels that you’ve probably never seen before.
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Manx Norton Sequence showed a Norton Twin Cylinder. Manx Norton was a 500cc Single.
Made a plastic model of this in the 1970s then while at the Isle of Man TT in the 1990s saw the real one go past me at Ginger corner that made my day magic !.
I love the look of the MV Augusta!
loved the shot of the three MV Agusta's during the Norton Manx segment
Even though it's spelled Brough, it's pronounced 'BRUFF'. I remember reading an article in one of my fathers 1950's motorcycle magazines where G. Brourgh's father reputedly said, 'If that's a Brough Superior, I must have made 'Rough Inferior' ?
The Manx Norton was better known for its handling due to the legendary Featherbed frame
Nice video but a lot of inaccuracies and incorrect clips, you appear to be confused by the Nortons, and The Vincent Black Shadow was never capable of 150 mph, its top speed, claimed by the factory, was 125 mph
We have Never heard of? You said? Everyone has heard of Moto Guzzi, and Ariel, and most of the bikes you have mentioned! Apart from that this was quite entertaining.
facka da mio - i NEVER heard of the vincent black shadow................... ever
They were a legend in the UK