CZ Classic Motorcycles

Introduction

CZ was founded 1919 in Strakonice. Although it originally started out manufacturing weapons, in 1932 CZ produced its first Motorcycle. During the 1950s, CZ joined forces with the "Jawa".

During the 1960s and 1970s, CZ mainly manufactured bikes based on two Models: The 125/175 single-cylinder, and the 250 twin-cylinder. CZ launched the 350 "Typ-860" GP in 1969.

CZ signed for Cagiva to produce the new CZ and Jawa motorcycles in 1991. By 1997, the agreement with Cagiva failed.

Bike	Image	Description
1950 CZ 150
1964 CZ 453
1965 CZ 470 Sport
1966 CZ 125 Works DOHC		Four stroke works Single from 1966, DOHC, only 8 of this model were constructed by the official CZ racing department.
1966 CZ 125
1966 CZ Road King		125cc.
1969 CZ 476, 125cc
1972 CZ 400
1973 CZ 380
1973 CZ 125 Sport
1974 CZ 175 Sport
1975 Falta CZ 250		Patterned after the 74 works bike that Russian, Jaroslav Falta rode during the 1974 season. This, limited production, CZ 250 featured an improved engine and frame geometry, air shocks and an aluminum gas tank held on by a strap. This was as close to the CZ works bikes it got.
1976 CZ 175 Sport
1976 CZ Model 476 Mark III Deluxe
1977 CZ 175
1977 CZ 477 175cc
1978 CZ 175 Trail
1979 CZ Jawa 250cc
1990 CZ 472