Ranking Motorcycles of the 70s

Norton 850 Commando

The Norton 850 Commando is a vintage motorcycle that shows off British flair and engineering from the 1970s. The Commando was first made in 1967 and continued to be made until the 1970s. It had an 828cc parallel-twin engine that was recognized for its smooth power delivery and a unique "Isolastic" frame attachment technique that cut down on vibration. Riders loved the Commando because it was easy to handle and enjoyable to ride. Its slender tank and characteristic Roadholder forks made it look like a classic motorbike.

The Norton 850 Commando is a classic bike that will never go out of style because it did well in races and is still popular with collectors. It appears like it came from both the 1900s and the 1970s.

Honda CL200

The Honda CL200 is a beautiful classic motorbike from the 1970s that is noted for its unique style and adaptability. This bike came out in 1974 and has a 197cc single-cylinder engine. It was made for both on-road and light off-road use. The CL200 could handle several types of terrain since it had a high ground clearance, knobby tires, and a dual-sport suspension. Its classic look, with a scrambler-style exhaust and handlebars that rise up, made it look tough but also classy. The CL200 was easy for a lot of riders to use because it had smooth power delivery and was light. This included both new and experienced riders. It also brings back memories for a lot of individuals.