Muz Motorcycles

MuZ or MZ is located in Zschopau, Germany. By 1929, MZ was producing 60,000 motorcycles to become the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world. In 1970, MZ’s millionth motorcycle rolled off the conveyor belt. Imported to the U.S., since 1993, the MuZ motorcycles were a bit of an oddball and never really caught on. The company has since stopped importing bikes to the U.S.

Church of MO: 1996 MZ Skorpion Replica

And in those days, my children, MO could run a road test of a motorcycle while barely giving any photographic hint of what the thing actually looked like. Or maybe the photos were there once upon a time, but have faded into the mists of time… In any case, in those days we didn’t need 200 horsepower to have a good time, though for this particular Sound of Singles hottie you did need $10,000 – a princely ransom 22 years ago. Speaking of princely, this one stars Todd Canavan and pics by the great Billy Bartels (where’s the rest of the slides, Billy?).

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First Impression: 1996 MuZ Skorpion Replica - Motorcycle.com

Motorcyclists have good reason to be skeptical of limited-edition race-replicas.

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First Impression: MuZ Skorpion Tour - Motorcycle.com

The company has based its recent history upon a variety of single-cylinder machinery -- from sidecar rigs to sportbikes and dualsports, MZ has bet the Zschopau factory on the appeal of thumpers.

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2005 MZ 125 Supermoto - Motorcycle.com

Inspired by MO's entertaining and informative "hack" take on the 2002 Daytona 955i, I've decided to share my experiences with another bike that gets forgotten in the shuffle of KawiYamaHonZuki.

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When MZ's regional sales representative offered me the keys to the blazing orange bike, I immediately snapped them up...
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