1976 Moto Guzzi 850 Le Mans
In 1976, Moto Guzzi released the 850 Le Mans. If this sounds familiar, it might be because it was named after the yearly 24-hour endurance race that takes place in France. This came with a nose fairing and clip-on handlebars. It eventually came with a three-quarter fairing as well. Over the years, it underwent a number of adjustments. This model turned into the Series I, Mark I, and Series II. The Italian company produces fewer than 10,000 units, however.
1976 Moto Guzzi 850 Le Mans
1975 Laverda 750GT
This model was named after the body size and the engine size. The 750GT came with a 750 cc engine and succeeded the Laverda 650. Once it came out, the sales of the predecessor ceased. Did you know that the 750 S and the 750 GT were both considered to be important milestones in the motorcycle world?
1975 Laverda 750GT
