Minsk

Minsk motorcycles, made in Belarus when part of the former Soviet Union, are essential in the history of making motorcycles. These motorcycles became known for their small engine, usually between 50cc and 250cc. This made them great for city travel, easy off-road trips, and even motocross races.

One of the notable models was the Minsk-125, a 125cc motorcycle that ran on two-stroke fuel. It became famous not just in the Soviet Union but also in some countries outside it. Other Minsk models included the Minsk-50, Minsk-70, and Minsk-80, each offering a unique blend of economical, helpful, and multifunctionality. Minsk motorcycles were easy to handle, so people in areas with few places to fix motorcycles liked that.

Minsk motorcycles enjoyed racing success in motocross competitions, with some riders achieving recognition on the international stage. They are long-lasting symbols in the history of Soviet and Belarusian motorcycles. People preserve these no-nonsense motorcycles because they play a part in transportation and sports.

Founded: in 1951

Headquarters: Belarus, Soviet Union

Website: http://minsk-moto.by/home_en