Cyprus Stamps SG 2025 (a) Old Motorcycles Control Numbers - MINT

Cyprus Stamps SG 2025

Control Numbers Old Motorcycles 

MINT

Please Note The control number may not be the same as in the image

 Issue Date 27 February 2025

Cyprus Stamps 2025 "Old Motorcycles".
25 years since the foundation of the Historical Motorcycles Museum.

MV AGUSTA SCRAMBLER  350cc 1972 - €0,34c  

This unique Italian Motorcycle which anyone in the world can see on display only in the Cyprus Motorcycle Museum, was made in a limited edition at the factory on the shores of lake Varese in Italy in 1972. A treasure from the factory it is the only one in Cyprus and amazingly it has never been restored.  

NORTON FEATHERBED WIDELINE RACER 500cc OHV 1956 - €0,41c  

Built with a Norton Manx Frame, the Manx GP was one of the greatest motorcycles ever made for the racing world of its time and was a winner several times from 1947 to 1962. Its Wideline Featherbed Frame allowed it to lean and balance so well on the curves that it was unbeatable on the race track. The aerodynamics and every single structure of the motorcycle were developed in such a way as to achieve top speed and leaning angles on every curve. Records are still standing for the Norton Racing Motorcycles.  

PANTHER M100 600cc 1947 - € 0,64c  

The Panther M100 with Single 600cc engine that can go everywhere and even tow a heavy sidecar, can be called King of the road. It is the only one to be found in Cyprus and ιs considered special by viewers for its inclined engine design and the special style that the Phelon and Moore factory made back in 1947.  

TRIUMPH SPEED TWIN 500cc 1947 - €0,85c  

An outstanding motorcycle for its time it was manufactured after the end of the Second World War. Designed by the renowned Edward Turner with its early introduction of twin cylinders and overhead valve elevated it to a higher level. Its very special colour and chrome reflects light from every angle thus creating a diamond look for the viewer. It is a gem in the collection of the Cyprus Classic Motorcycle Museum.