Carbon-fiber mufflers and fenders helped keep weight down on the 1992 Ducati 851.
The 1992 Ducati 851 Desmoquattro motorcycle was equipped with an 851-cc desmodromic four-valve V-twin but was still relatively light.
The tachometer shows a lofty 10,000 rpm redline.
Massive Brembo floating disc brakes brought huge doses of stopping power.
Form followed function to create a work of art.
The 1909 Harley-Davidson V-twin was Harley's first production V-twin. It was withdrawn from the market for a year and when it returned for 1911 it had mechanical intake valves and a belt-tensioning device. Learn about this classic Harley-Davidson.
The British-built 1961 Velocette Venom motorcycle was a 100-mph single-cylinder bike. The motorcycle was capable of reaching such high speeds because of the large 500-cc cylinder displacement. See pictures and learn about the Velocette Venom.
