1976 MONTESSA COTA MK4
The 1976 Montessa COTA MK4 is a legendary trials motorcycle manufactured in Spain, and this particular bike is a rare and highly sought-after model. It has only had one owner until 2022, and it remains in pristine condition with all original components, including the motor, frame, paint, and more. This bike is a true classic, featuring a sleek and powerful design that is perfect for off-road adventures. The COTA MK4 is known for its exceptional handling, with a nimble frame and responsive suspension, allowing riders to navigate even the toughest terrain easily. One of the most unique features of this bike is its connection to the 1974 film "Freebie and the Bean," in which the same model of motorcycle was used. This adds to the bike's historical significance and makes it an even more desirable collector's item. Overall, the 1976 Montessa COTA MK4 is a true gem of a motorcycle, with a rich history and outstanding performance capabilities. As one of the few remaining all-original examples, this bike is sure to attract attention and admiration from motorcycle enthusiasts around the world. Montesa is a Spanish motorcycle manufacturer that has been producing high-quality motorcycles since 1944. The company was founded by Pere Permanyer and Francisco "Paco" Bultó, who started the business by building a small motorcycle engine that they used to power bicycles. In the years that followed, Montesa became known for its trials and off-road motorcycles, and the company quickly gained a reputation for building reliable and high-performance machines. They won numerous competitions and championships throughout the 1950s and 1960s, cementing their status as a leading manufacturer in the motorcycle world. Montesa continued to innovate and develop new technologies in the years that followed, and in the 1970s, they introduced their first motocross bikes. The company also expanded its product line to include street bikes, scooters, and more. Selling at Public Auction on Saturday, May 6, 2023. Henderson Motor Series Auction will take place at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Birmingham, AL. www.hendersonmotorseries.com for details!