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Sometimes the reason behind some bikes being considered absolute treasures and people fawning over them is down to their scarcity. It is a known fact that something rare will garner more attention and value than something commonplace. Yes, there are motorcycles like these that have excited riders over the years, with the only evidence of their existence being the rare photographs that surface from time to time on the internet.

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While special edition or limited edition motorcycles are also quite rare, motorcycle manufacturers usually dedicate some time behind organizing a restricted run to allow enthusiasts to get their hands on them. Therefore, even limited or special edition bikes can be quite commonplace – provided enough people buy them while they are being sold.

However, that is not the case with rare motorcycles, which have become scarce owing to some fiasco that happened during the time of their release or the fact that not many people bought them, to begin with; only to realize how valuable they were once completely off the market. These are the rarest sportbikes that the world has and not many people can claim to have seen, let alone own one of these highly sought after motorcycles.

10 Triumph Daytona Super III

via Rare SportBikes For Sale

Having a short-lived three years of production, the Triumph Daytona Super III had less than a thousand units produced throughout its history. However, this is one of the best bikes that Triumph had ever produced, and although it had a top-heavy geometry, it did not fail to impress riders with the incredible power and distinguishable character from its three-cylinder 885 cc engine.

Furthermore, a design to die for and tuning that was done by Cosworth made this Triumph motorcycle one of a kind. However, it soon vanished from the markets as well as the roads, with only a few models left in existence. The UK, Triumph’s home country has none of these bikes on their roads and only two units are registered on SORN, their official off-road vehicle database.

9 Ducati 750 TT1

via Ultimate Motorcycling

Keeping the Isle of Man TT Championships in mind, which lost the status of being a part of the World Championship back in 1977, Ducati decided to remind the racing fraternity of the value of the race by introducing their production motorcycle series ‘TT Formula’. Since the inception of this series, Britain’s Tony Rutter had won the F2 class of the race four times consecutively between 1981-1984, riding Ducati’s famed Ducati 600 TT2, prompting the company to design a similar limited-edition bike.

The result was the beautiful Ducati 750 TT1, which also featured one of the last engines that Fabio Taglioni had designed. Although the initial engine was of

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By: Arnab Rakshit
Title: These Are The Rarest Sportbikes Ever Made | HotCars
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Published Date: Fri, 07 Aug 2020 14:30:38 GMT

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