Ardie BZ 350 D

Introducing the 1955 Ardie BZ 350 D, a remarkable blend of post-war engineering and spirited design that captures the essence of mid-20th century motorcycle culture. This sport category motorcycle exemplifies the era’s pursuit of performance and style, appealing to riders who crave both speed and elegance. With its unique twin, two-stroke engine, the BZ 350 D positioned itself as a spirited contender on the market, attracting enthusiasts eager to experience the thrill of the open road with a touch of vintage charm. Under the sleek exterior lies a robust 342 ccm engine that pulsates with life, delivering an exhilarating top speed of 130 km/h (80.8 mph). The BZ 350 D's two-stroke powerplant features a compression ratio of 6.8:1, enabling it to produce a lively performance that keeps riders engaged. The 4-speed gearbox, coupled with a wet multiplate clutch and chain final drive, ensures smooth transitions and a responsive riding experience. With its light weight of just 161 kg (354.9 pounds), the motorcycle offers nimble handling and agility, making it a joy to navigate through winding roads and urban landscapes alike. The Ardie BZ 350 D is adorned with features that showcase the technological advancements of its time. The double cradle frame provides a sturdy foundation, while the hydraulic telescopic front suspension and twin-shock rear suspension contribute to a comfortable ride, absorbing bumps with ease. The drum brakes, both front and rear, each measuring 180 mm, deliver reliable stopping power, instilling confidence in riders as they tackle various terrains. With a fuel capacity of 15 liters (3.96 gallons), the BZ 350 D ensures that long rides remain uninterrupted, allowing enthusiasts to savor every moment of their journey. **