The 1970s brought about a new era of motorcycles. The beginning of something big. In the 1970s bike lovers witnessed a lot of what we have come to know ow and love today. A few of the trends established in the ’70s include vintage styling and highly specialized motor vehicles. The 1970s was the year that had the largest rise in riders still to this very day. The best of what the ’70s has to offer is listed below, you might just recognize a loo or two.
Kawasaki H2 750
First up is the H2 Mach IV which back then was a 750 cc 3-cylinder engine bike produced and designed by Kawasaki for five consecutive years, up until 1975. Straight out of the workshop, it had the ability to race a 1/4 mile in only 12 seconds. Additionally, it had upgraded handling in comparison to the previous model, the Mach III. The inspiration to build this model stemmed from the previous model which was the H1 Mach III- it too had a 750 cc engine and had 3,500 rpm redlining at 7,500 rpm. Next up is a special Italian model that has been being manufactured as early as the 30s.
Kawasaki H2 750
Moto Morini 3
The Italian motorbike was designed and made by Alfonso Morino beginning in 1937. Over the years it underwent many changes and improvements to its body, style, and engine. The Moto Morino 3 1/2 was the home of the new V-twin engined motorcycles which were stronger and faster. Still, to this very day, the Moto Morini 3 1/2 is a favorite and extremely desired amongst fans. When it was originally released it was priced the same as a Honda CB750.
Moto Morini 3
