A "learner" bike that could top 100 mph and launch a legend. The Cagiva Mito 125 was built for new riders, but in 1994 it carried 14-year-old Valentino Rossi to his first championship. 🏍️🔥 #OneLungRacing #ValentinoRossi #2Stroke #CagivaMito
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August 9, 2026 at 6:30 PM
A "learner" bike that could top 100 mph and launch a legend. The Cagiva Mito 125 was built for new riders, but in 1994 it carried 14-year-old Valentino Rossi to his first championship. 🏍️🔥 #OneLungRacing #ValentinoRossi #2Stroke #CagivaMito
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Excelsior never went bankrupt. Its owner simply paid every worker one last time and shut the doors. A bold exit that ended an American motorcycle legend. Smart business move or history's coldest decision?
#MotorcycleHistory
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#MotorcycleHistory
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August 7, 2026 at 7:53 PM
Excelsior never went bankrupt. Its owner simply paid every worker one last time and shut the doors. A bold exit that ended an American motorcycle legend. Smart business move or history's coldest decision?
#MotorcycleHistory
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#MotorcycleHistory
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Mike Hailwood returned to the Isle of Man TT after 11 years away at age 38, riding a bike he'd never raced—and won by nearly two minutes. 🏆 Running a motorbike shop and written off by many, he delivered one of motorsport’s greatest comebacks. Agree?
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August 7, 2026 at 2:36 PM
Mike Hailwood returned to the Isle of Man TT after 11 years away at age 38, riding a bike he'd never raced—and won by nearly two minutes. 🏆 Running a motorbike shop and written off by many, he delivered one of motorsport’s greatest comebacks. Agree?
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When Triumph went bankrupt, 750 workers occupied the factory for nearly two years, refusing to leave. Against all odds, their stand helped keep the legendary brand alive. Would you have stayed or walked?
#Triumph #MotorcycleHistory
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#Triumph #MotorcycleHistory
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August 4, 2026 at 4:16 PM
When Triumph went bankrupt, 750 workers occupied the factory for nearly two years, refusing to leave. Against all odds, their stand helped keep the legendary brand alive. Would you have stayed or walked?
#Triumph #MotorcycleHistory
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#Triumph #MotorcycleHistory
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