Dnepr MT 16 (with sidecar)

Introducing the 1992 Dnepr MT 16: A Classic Sidecar Adventure For motorcycle enthusiasts who appreciate the charm of classic machines, the 1992 Dnepr MT 16 stands as a testament to robust engineering and timeless design. Positioned in the market as a versatile touring bike with the added thrill of a sidecar, the MT 16 was crafted for those craving adventure and nostalgia. With its unmistakable silhouette, this motorcycle invites riders into a world where the open road meets the allure of camaraderie, making it an ideal choice for vintage motorcycle collectors and anyone who enjoys the companionship of a passenger—or a beloved canine companion—along for the ride. At the heart of the Dnepr MT 16 lies a resilient 650cc two-cylinder boxer engine that produces a respectable 38 horsepower at 5900 RPM. The four-stroke engine, known for its low-end torque and distinctive rumble, is matched with a 4-speed gearbox that includes a reverse gear, making it user-friendly for those less familiar with sidecar handling. Riders will appreciate the MT 16's top speed of 125 km/h (77.7 mph), which allows for spirited highway cruising while maintaining stability and control. The air-cooled engine features a compression ratio of 8.5:1, providing a smooth ride that can handle various terrains, whether navigating city streets or embarking on long-distance journeys. The Dnepr MT 16 is filled with notable features that enhance both performance and comfort. Its shaft drive (cardan) system ensures reliable power transfer with minimal maintenance, while the expanding brake system on both the front and rear wheels provides reassuring stopping power. With a weight of 365 kg (804.7 lbs), the motorcycle feels planted on the road, instilling confidence in riders, especially those new to sidecar operation. The 19-litre fuel tank allows for extended rides without frequent stops, making it perfect for weekend getaways or longer adventures. The MT 16 is not just a motorcycle; it’s a lifestyle, inviting riders to embrace the spirit of exploration and the joy of the open road. **