Founded about 50 years ago, Rokon has become synonymous with two-wheel-drive motorcycles that are able to go anywhere. Initially designed as a motorcycle/tractor, the Trailbreaker lives up to its name with incredibly low gearing that enables riders to climb up steep hills balancing at just 0.5 miles per hour.
New models use a Kohler 208cc engine that produces 7 horsepower and 9.1 pound feet of torque – never a good sign when you need to include decimal points in your engine output figures. But of course, that’s not the point. You won’t be going quickly, but you’ll be able to go wherever you’d like. Want to learn more? Check out Rokon World for as much information as you can handle, including an excellent history that dispels a lot of myths about how the Rokon Trailbreaker was born. By far the coolest aspect of this bike is the wheels. Built as hollow drums, they’re able to store liquids like extra gasoline or water when you’re on long trips. It doesn’t get much more utilitarian than that – which is why these are so well suited as farm/working bikes.
This example (VIN: 1YJAT7019ER800190) might be even better suited as a working bike thanks to the factory installed custom sidecar. It’s a street legal demo model that has about 100 hours on it – modifications to make it street legal include the lighting, horn, mirror, DOT approved tires, and more. Other extras include the sidecar, game carrier rack, and brush guards. Find this Rokon hack for sale in Port Angeles, Washington for $9,200 or best offer