A T-head four serviced the chain-driven rear wheel
Cleveland pulled out all the stops with its first four-cylinder model, the 1926 Cleveland motorcycle. It offered a 600-cc T-head engine and a three-speed transmission.
The generator was belt-driven off the magneto.
A clutch pedal actuated the automotive-style clutch.
The 1959 Lilac was one of the first upscale Japanese motorcycles to be sold in the United States. The powertrain layout and other features resembled that of other big European models for sale in the U.S. See pictures and learn about the 1959 Lilac.
The 1997 Ural motorcycle was essentially a reproduction based on parts from different BMW models. The styling if the Ural is crude but the motorcycle and sidecar could be purchased for a cheap price. See pictures and learn about the Ural motorcycle.
