TIZ

TIZ, short for "Tula Motorcycle Plant," was a Soviet-era motorcycle manufacturer based in Tula, Russia. TIZ motorcycles have small engine displacements. They typically featured two-stroke engines with capacities ranging from 125cc to 350cc. They designed these motorcycles for various purposes, including transportation, agricultural work, and light off-road riding.

TIZ produced several models over the years, one of the most well-known being the TIZ-AM-600. This model featured a 350cc engine used for various civilian and military purposes. The Soviet military also used TIZ motorcycles for reconnaissance and courier duties.

Vintage TIZ motorcycles have become collectible among enthusiasts and collectors, particularly those interested in Soviet-era motorcycles. Their small engine sizes, straightforward design, and historical significance make them attractive to collectors. TIZ motorcycles represent a part of the Soviet motorcycle manufacturing history, particularly in the mid-20th century.

Founded: in 1939
Headquarters: Tula, Russia