Motorcycles have long been symbols of freedom, rebellion, and innovation. An iconic motorcycle is like a time capsule, preserving the essence of an era and transporting riders back in time. But for a motorcycle to achieve iconic status, there's a long road to take, and a combination of factors has to be considered.
Some motorcycles break the mold and leave a lasting impact through innovative design, elevating industry standards. Others employ new engineering that changes how motorcycles are built and ridden. And let's not forget the ones with cultural impact that have us yearning for the good old days, reminding us of historical events and popular films.
Our favorite motorcycle brands have storied histories and reputations that reflect their reliable performance and popularity. But these motorcycles have transcended to something even greater. Let's explore some of the most iconic motorcycles ever built.
Join us as we take a ride through history and look at the bikes that have defined generations and continue to inspire new riders today. Honda's Super Cub motorcycle is legendary. One cannot talk about iconic motorcycles and not mention the best-selling, not just motorcycle, but motor vehicle in history, with over 100 million units sold since its introduction in 1958.
One of the main selling points that made this the go-to motorcycle for almost anyone, especially in developing countries, was Honda's innovative approach to advertising the Super Cub in women's magazines and promo.
