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As the youths say, it’s “been a minute” since we’ve done a Guess That Bike post. Let’s fix that!
You guys and gals are good at this so it’s tough for me to find something that’s not too difficult but also not something that will be solved within 5 seconds. Hopefully this one strikes the right balance…so let me know what you think in the comments...

Sold in the US for three years, the Honda VTR250 has become a cult classic for riders that love small bikes. The liquid cooled 250cc engine was paired with a six-speed transmission, and interestingly, an inboard front disc – though by 1990 the front...

The “B” stands for “Bicylindrico”, as this MV Agusta utilizes a 250cc four-stroke twin cylinder motor.
The 250B was available in light blue or red with a black frame. Either way, you’d get a 246.6cc motor that produced 19 horsepower at 7,800 rpm, 22mm carbs, and a 5-speed transmission. It weighed just 313 pounds. Claimed top speed was 84 miles per hour...

The Moto Morini Camel was an incredibly rare dual sport built to capitalize on the dual sport craze that flared up as the Paris-Dakar rally got popular. The Camel featured a 500cc V-Twin – its little brother, the Kanguro, got a 350cc engine.
The twin cylinders in this bike were angled at 72 degrees and featured the unique Heron head, in which the combustion chamber is actually machined into the piston surface and the head itself is flat. Morini used this engine in several platforms (check...