For motorcycle lovers, a great bike isn’t just a machine—it’s a memory. It’s the rush of wind on a solo highway ride, the thunder of an engine echoing through the canyons, or the unmistakable silhouette of your dream bike parked in golden light. And sometimes, the bikes that stir our souls the most are no longer in production.
As of July 2025, these five discontinued motorcycles remain legends among European and American riders—famed for their performance, iconic design, or sheer audacity.
They may be gone from factory lines, but they’re alive in garages, collector circles, and the hearts of true riders.
There are motorcycles, and then there is the Ducati 916—a bike that didn’t just go fast, it posed while doing it. Designed by the legendary Massimo Tamburini, the 916 was a revelation when it debuted in the 1990s. Its under-seat exhaust, single-sided swingarm, and razor-sharp silhouette were nothing short of Italian art in motion.
But it wasn’t all looks. The 916 dominated World Superbike championships, earning a place in racing history as easily as it turned heads at stoplights.
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