Cagiva 350 Alazzurra

Introducing the 1985 Cagiva 350 Alazzurra: A Classic Icon of Italian Performance The 1985 Cagiva 350 Alazzurra is a motorcycle that embodies the spirit of Italian craftsmanship and performance from the mid-80s. Positioned as an entry-level sport bike, it carved out a niche for riders seeking a blend of agility, style, and practicality. With its classic lines and a sporty demeanor, the Alazzurra is not just a motorcycle; it’s a piece of history that appeals to both collectors and enthusiasts. As part of Cagiva's early offerings, this bike represents a period when Italian manufacturers began to make significant inroads into the global motorcycle market, showcasing innovative designs and engineering prowess. At the heart of the Alazzurra is a robust 349cc V2, four-stroke engine that churns out a respectable 27 horsepower at 8,750 RPM. This powerplant, with a compression ratio of 10.5:1, provides a spirited ride with a top speed of 146 km/h (90.7 mph). The engine's design, featuring a bore and stroke of 66mm x 51mm, delivers a satisfying torque curve, making it incredibly responsive on twisty roads. The five-speed gearbox ensures smooth shifting, while the air-cooling system maintains optimal engine temperatures, making the Alazzurra an enjoyable ride whether you’re cruising through town or tackling winding country roads. The Cagiva 350 Alazzurra is adorned with features that make it stand out in the classic motorcycle space. Its dual disc front brakes provide enhanced stopping power, giving riders the confidence to tackle both urban and rural settings. The single disc rear brake complements this setup, ensuring balanced stopping performance. With a fuel capacity of 18 liters (4.76 gallons), you can embark on longer rides without the constant worry of refueling. Weighing in at 205 kg (451.9 pounds) when fully fueled, the Alazzurra strikes a nice balance between stability and nimbleness, making it a delight for both new and experienced riders alike. **