Italjet Motorcycles
Italjet is the "Bimota of scooters," an Italian brand world-famous for its radical engineering, exposed trellis frames, and the iconic hub-center steered Dragster.
1 models • 2026–2026
About Italjet
Founded in 1959 by Leopoldo Tartarini, Italjet has always prioritized "style and innovation" above all else. Based in Castel Guelfo di Bologna, the brand has spent decades pushing the boundaries of what a scooter or small motorcycle can be. Their most famous creation, the Dragster, is a technical masterpiece that looks more like a skeletal superbike than a commuter vehicle. It famously ditched traditional forks for a Sis-independent steering system (hub-center steering), making it one of the most recognizable silhouettes in two-wheeled history.
The modern Italjet revival continues this legacy with the new Dragster 125 and 200, which feature liquid-cooled DOHC engines, Brembo brakes, and a stunning exposed trellis frame with aluminum plates. Italjet machines are technically defined by their high-end cycle parts—components usually reserved for flagship superbikes—and an obsession with mechanical visibility. This database details the technical specifications of Italjet’s most famous models, including the Dragster, Formula, and Velocifero, providing data on their unique suspension geometries, engine outputs, and weight distributions. For those who view mechanical engineering as an art form, Italjet represents the pinnacle of Italian urban performance.
Italjet Models by Category