Panther Model
The first Panther motorbike was introduced in 1924 under the name Phelon & Moore (which was abandoned in 1929). P&M knew a thing or two about making a solid, durable motorbike after equipping the Royal Flying Corps with bikes during WWI. Panther Model 100, with an OHV 600cc single-engine, was introduced in the 1930s and quickly became Phelon & Moore’s most famous series. Other Panther ranges, such as heavyweight and lightweight, were developed. Until the late 1960s, Panthers were released and manufactured.
Panther Model
Yamaha R1
Since 1998, Yamaha has been producing the R1, which is one of the best machines the company has ever produced. Over the years, the superbike has had numerous updates, including a wonderful 998cc, liquid-cooled, 16-valve, in-line four-cylinder, cross-plane crankshaft that drives this stunning vehicle. The R1’s most recent model debuted in 2015, including a complex technological package, antilock brakes, launch control, and much more.
Yamaha R1