It’s not all four wheels. Tucked among the Australian muscle are two of the most important motorcycles of the 1970s — machines that changed motorcycling forever and still stop bike lovers in their tracks.
If your passion runs on two wheels as well as four, these are the icons you’ll want to see: the Honda CB750 Four and the Kawasaki Z1 900.
- CB750 The Original
- Z1 900 903cc Four
- 1970s Legends
- Two Wheels
Honda CB750 Four
Often called the original superbike, the CB750 changed motorcycling forever. Its smooth inline-four engine and front disc brake set a new standard that the whole industry rushed to follow — a genuine turning point in two-wheeled history.
Kawasaki Z1 900
Kawasaki’s answer was the legendary Z1 900, a 903cc inline-four powerhouse that became an instant icon of 70s performance. Fast, muscular and beautifully engineered, it remains one of the most sought-after classic bikes around.
The 70s didn’t just build great cars. It built the motorcycles that rewrote the rulebook.
See Them Alongside the Cars
Both bikes sit within our collection of Australian muscle, giving petrolheads of every kind a reason to visit. Two wheels or four, the golden era of performance is all under one roof.
Muscle bikes and muscle cars under one roof, minutes from Surfers Paradise.