For many who started their biking careers in the 1970s, the Fizzy, as it was affectionately known, was how they might have popped their two-wheeled cherry. This is how it might look today If Yamaha

Three young designers from Honda Reseach & Development Americas located in Southern California were given the task to build custom bikes based on the Fury, Stateline & Sabre.

The Kawasaki KX500 is one of the most infamous dirt weapons ever created. The 500cc 2-stroke motocross bike made 63 horsepower in stock trim and weighed just 220 pounds — lighter than most of today

Lee Thompson named the bike not from the “M” series but used “S” as not to state the credentials for a new engine and not detract from the original.

Dubbed the Wayra EV-03, the concept comes from Spanish designer Pablo Baranoff Dorn, who wanted to blend the iconic old-school charm with the now-upon-us transition to a cleaner world.