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Whoa, did Porsche really make motorcycles? You bet they did! From 1923 to 1952, the iconic German carmaker produced some of the most stylish and powerful two-wheelers around. While they may not be as well-known as their four-wheeled counterparts, these bikes are still highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. So buckle up and let’s take a look at what made Porsche’s motorcycles so special!
Did Porsche Make A Motorcycle? [Solved]
Well, Porsche had a go at designing a motorcycle back in the late 70s and came up with this one that not many people know about. Surprisingly enough, they wanted to show how it was better for energy efficiency, air pollution and taking up less space on the roads.
Porsche has never manufactured motorcycles, despite the company’s long history of producing cars and other vehicles.
Porsche has, however, produced a few concept bikes over the years, such as the Boxster Bike in 2000 and the 911 Bike in 2003.
The company also produces a range of accessories for motorcycles, including helmets and leathers designed to match their cars’ styling cues.
Porsche has collaborated with motorcycle manufacturers on special edition models, such as the Ducati Diavel Carbon Edition in 2012 and the KTM X-Bow R in 2013.
While Porsche may not be producing its own motorcycles anytime soon, it is clear that they have an appreciation for two-wheeled vehicles and are willing to work with other companies to create unique products for their customers.
No, Porsche didn’t make motorcycles. They only made cars and SUVs.
