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Use the MotoLibrary advanced filter to narrow thousands of motorcycles by real specifications. Start with presets for beginner bikes, lightweight motorcycles, low-seat models or high-performance machines, then fine-tune the results by brand, year, horsepower, displacement, weight and seat height.

44,149 matching bikes Curated motorcycle specification database Beginner, touring, sport and city use
🟢 Beginner / A2 ⚡ Under 170kg 📏 Short Rider (≤780mm) 🔥 High Performance (100hp+)
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Indian · 1918
N
997.0 ccm (60.84 cubic inches)
NSU · 1918
3 1-2 PS
499.0 ccm (30.45 cubic inches) 5.8 HP
Pope · 1918
Model L
998.0 ccm (60.90 cubic inches)
Reading Standard · 1918
R-S
999.7 ccm (61.00 cubic inches)
Blackburne · 1917
4HP
499.0 ccm (30.45 cubic inches)
Cleveland · 1917
Lighweight engine no.286
221.0 ccm (13.49 cubic inches)
Dayton · 1917
E8
1157.0 ccm (70.60 cubic inches)
Emblem · 1917
Emblem
38.0 ccm (2.32 cubic inches)
Excelsior · 1917
7-C
999.7 ccm (61.00 cubic inches)
Harley-Davidson · 1917
17J
989.00 ccm (60.35 cubic inches) 17.00 HP
Harley-Davidson · 1917
Model F
989.0 ccm (60.35 cubic inches)
Harley-Davidson · 1917
Racer
1000.0 ccm (61.02 cubic inches)
Harley-Davidson · 1917
Model J
989.0 ccm (60.35 cubic inches) 17.0 HP
Harley-Davidson · 1917
17F
989.00 ccm (60.35 cubic inches)
Indian · 1917
Military Powerplus
1000.0 ccm (61.02 cubic inches)
Indian · 1917
Model O
257.0 ccm (15.68 cubic inches)
Indian · 1917
N
997.0 ccm (60.84 cubic inches)
NSU · 1917
3 1-2 PS
499.0 ccm (30.45 cubic inches) 5.8 HP
Pope · 1917
Model L
998.0 ccm (60.90 cubic inches)
Reading Standard · 1917
R-S
999.7 ccm (61.00 cubic inches)
Ariel · 1916
3.5 HP
499.0 ccm (30.45 cubic inches)
Ariel · 1916
V-twin
700.0 ccm (42.71 cubic inches)
Blackburne · 1916
4HP
499.0 ccm (30.45 cubic inches)
Cleveland · 1916
Lighweight engine no.286
221.0 ccm (13.49 cubic inches)
Filtering Guide

How to use motorcycle filters wisely

Filtering by a single number can be misleading. A motorcycle with modest horsepower can still feel quick if it is light, and a low seat can still feel awkward if the bike carries its weight high. Use filters together to build a realistic shortlist.

  • For beginners, combine lower horsepower with lower weight and manageable seat height.
  • For shorter riders, filter by seat height first, then check weight and category.
  • For highway or sport riding, compare horsepower, displacement and weight together.
  • For city use, lighter motorcycles with relaxed ergonomics are often easier to live with.
FAQ

Advanced motorcycle filter questions

How should I filter motorcycles as a beginner?

Beginners should start with manageable horsepower, lower weight, comfortable seat height and a motorcycle category that matches their riding plans.

Which motorcycle specs matter most for short riders?

Seat height, bike weight and seat width matter most. A low seat helps, but a heavy or wide motorcycle can still feel difficult at stops.

Can I use filters to compare sport bikes and cruisers?

Yes. Use category, horsepower, displacement and weight filters to narrow the list, then open individual spec pages or use the comparison tool.

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