Ranking Motorcycles of the 70s
Harley-Davidson XR750
The Harley-Davidson XR750 is a classic motorcycle that ruled flat track racing in the 1970s and beyond. This bike came out in 1970 and had a 748cc V-twin engine that was specially tuned for racing on dirt tracks. The XR750 was quite agile on the oval circuits because it had a strong frame, was light, and had a suspension that could be adjusted. It had a thin tank and a high-mounted exhaust, which were both unique features that showed it was a racing car. This is the kind of bike that people think of when they think of "America is great" on the Fourth of July. Can you picture riding about in one of these on the Fourth of July in the 1970s?
Ducati Supersport
The Ducati Supersport is a classic Italian sportbike from the 1970s that shows how good they were at making them. This bike came out in 1974 and has a 748cc V-twin engine. It was made to work well on both the road and the track. Sportbike fans loved the Supersport because it had a lightweight frame and an aggressive look. Its strong engine and cutting-edge suspension and braking technologies made it fun to drive and easy to control. The Ducati Supersport is a classic motorcycle that collectors still want because of how beautiful it is, how well it works, and how important it is in the history of motor vehicles.
The Supersport's aerodynamic bodywork and dual exhaust system showed off its racing roots and high-performance skills.
