6 самых быстрых советских мотоциклов — какой из них мог обогнать легковой автомобиль!

The Soviet motorcycle industry wasn't built around speed. Motorcycles were needed where cars weren't available. But among all this utilitarian mass, there were machines with a different character. Six motorcycles that could go faster than regular cars. The Ural M67-36 with a sidecar could reach 105 kilometers per hour. The Jawa 350 was the country's most coveted motorcycle—and one of the fastest. The IZH-Planeta Sport was the first Soviet motorcycle with any pretensions to sportiness. The Dnepr MT-10 remained heavy, but unexpectedly agile. And the winner of the rating will surprise many. Cars affordable to the Soviet people—and faster than you might think.