Motorcycles

Steve McQueen, also known as "The King of Cool," was a Hollywood actor who had a passion for motorcycles. In fact, he owned several motorcycles throughout his life and often rode them in his films and personal life. One of McQueen's most famous motorcycles was a 1971 Husqvarna 400 Cross, which he rode in the film "On Any Sunday." This motorcycle, with its distinctive orange and white color scheme, became iconic and is still remembered by many fans of both McQueen and motorcycles.

Elvis Presley, the "King of Rock and Roll," was known for his love of motorcycles. In fact, he owned several throughout his life and often rode them as a hobby. One of Elvis' most famous motorcycles was a 1956 Harley-Davidson KH. This motorcycle, with its distinctive red and white color scheme, became iconic and is still remembered by many fans of both Elvis and motorcycles.

James Dean, the iconic Hollywood actor, had a deep love for motorcycles, which matched his rebellious and cool image. Among his motorcycles, the 1950 Triumph Thunderbird 6T and a 500cc Triumph Trophy stood out. The Thunderbird, known for its distinctive black and silver color scheme, became iconic among fans. Dean, a skilled rider, often used his motorcycles to escape the pressures of fame.