This Motorcycle Determines World Automotive History – For automotive enthusiasts, especially motorcycles, having a two-wheeled vehicle that is not only powerful but also elegant is a long-held dream. Currently, a variety of sports and underbone motorcycles are available on the market. For those of you who are passionate about the world of motorcycles, here are seven motorcycles that are milestones in world automotive history, which you must know. Check out the full details as reported by MSN Autos.
This Motorcycle Determines World Automotive History
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What’s in the Ambarawa Railway Museum?
At the Ambarawa Railway Museum, you can find various collections of locomotives, both steam and diesel, that have operated in the past. This museum is recognized as the most complete railway museum in Indonesia.
1970 Honda CT70 Trail
The Honda CT70 Trail series is recognized as one of the best-selling products with sales of more than 100 thousand units in 1970. For motorcycle enthusiasts who follow developments in the international market, especially in Europe and the United States, they must know how high the public’s enthusiasm for this CT70 is. Production of this model then continued until 1994.
1975 Honda GL1000 Gold Wing
For touring lovers, it is very important to know the Honda GL1000 Gold Wing which was launched in 1975. This motorbike is known as the first vehicle specifically designed for touring, equipped with a 1000cc liquid-cooled engine. At that time, the GL1000 Gold Wing was a pioneer in technology and features. Under optimal conditions, this motorbike was capable of traveling up to 1600 kilometers in a day. In 1980, Honda updated the design of this model with the addition of technology that made the touring experience even easier.
1984 Kawasaki ZX900 Ninja
The Kawasaki ZX900 Ninja introduced in 1984 was the motorcycle that brought the Kawasaki Ninja name to the world stage. With its sophisticated design and technology, this motorcycle was even used as a property in the film *Top Gun*, ridden by the character Maverick played by Tom Cruise. The maximum speed that could be achieved was 233.35 km/h, making it one of the fastest motorcycles in its class at that time. Known for its double-overhead-cam, 16-valve, and liquid-cooled features, this motorcycle is no less important in global automotive history.
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1985 Suzuki GSX-R 750
The Suzuki GSX-R 750 motorcycle launched in 1985 took street racing to a new level. With a 400cc engine capacity, this motorcycle created a new trend among racing enthusiasts. Its dashing design with dual headlamps made it a dream for motorcycle racing enthusiasts in the 80s. With a total weight of only 179 kilograms, this motorbike is known to be quite light for racing standards. The combination of high-tech engines and tough designs make this Suzuki series a ‘Way of Life’ for racing fans.
1998 Yamaha YZ400F
In 1998, motocross racer Doug Henry won a spectacular victory in the AMA Motocross Championship riding a Yamaha YZ400F. This is why this motorbike deserves to be recognized as one of the historic vehicles. For dirt bike fans, the YZ400F is a model that must be recognized. Designed specifically to meet the expectations of motocross audiences, this motorbike gave the opportunity for 450cc motorbikes to compete against those with 250cc capacities. With the latest technology it had at that time, Yamaha managed to create a vehicle that was not only competitive but also light and fun to ride.
Next, we move on to 2014, where the Zero SR stole the attention of motorbike lovers with its extraordinary electric motorbike innovation. Created in Santa Cruz, California, in 2006, the Zero SR took electric motorcycles to the next level, both in terms of capability, performance, and range. With a maximum battery capacity, this motorcycle can travel up to 160 kilometers without needing to be recharged. Zero has succeeded in leading among major companies such as Yamaha and Honda in the development of electric motorcycles, in line with the increasing popularity of environmentally friendly lifestyles being promoted in Europe and the United States.
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Then, in 2015, Honda launched the NM4, a concept motorcycle that is now ready to be marketed at a price of around Rp130 million. Powered by a 670cc twin-cylinder engine that is efficient in fuel consumption, the NM4 is equipped with automatic transmission features, LED lighting, and an informative dashboard. Its aggressive design, resembling the Batmobile from the Batman movie, is also equipped with a backrest for added rider comfort.
