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HONDA HUMMING
It was a city commuter bike that loaded 10-inch tire on its simple boomerang type frame. HUMMING G was more simply equipped. -
SUZUKI HUSTLER TS50
It was brought to the market in 1970 by mounting the 2-stroke rotary valve engine on its pipe backbone frame. Tjos 50cc motorcycle split its popularity with YAMAHA MR50. -
HONDA JAZZ
It was a 50cc cruiser model that made its debut in 1986. It mounted a CUB type engine to let the rider enjoy its luxurious ride. It had a pullback handlebar, and added a flat type from its MY87 version. -
BMW R1200GS
GS was the multipurpose motorcycle that could tackle any type of roads; from paved roads like streets or winding roads, to off-road tracks. -
SUZUKI ZZ
It adopted a SHOWA Φ 30 front fork, an ENKEI 12-inch cast wheel (front & rear), and a Φ 180 hydraulic disc. It scored top-level 7.2 horsepower. -
YAMAHA YZF-R1M
It was reborn to aim the "fastest on track". It was a completely new type of a "pure" supersport motorcycle that enabled the rider to concentrate on his ride. -
HONDA CB650
It was the succeeding model of the CB500F. Though it was for touring ride, its light body was also known for its dynamic move. -
YAMAHA R1-Z
The design of this 2-stroke 250cc street naked bike placed its value on the joy of ride, the comprehensive usability, and its maneuverability. -
SUZUKI GAG
It was a mini replica motorcycle that mounted the air-cooled f-stroke OHC engine of BIRDIE on its replica style full-cowl body. It was a parody style (gag) motorcycle, indeed. -
YAMAHA GEAR C
It was based on the business-use motor scooter, GEAR. It was a OEM version of a street custom model that was equipped with a pipe handlebar and a plated meter.