The public census of existing motorcycles.
It is said that Motom kept production records. It is said that they still exist somewhere. But the truth is simple: no one has ever seen them. No one knows how many Motoms were produced, how many still exist, or where they are.
For decades, this information remained hidden—amidst rumors, legends, and locked drawers.
Today we have something that didn’t exist in 1972: the internet. And above all, we have a community of enthusiasts spread across the globe, each with a Motom in their garage and an engraved frame number.
This record originated there. Not from a secret archive—but from you.
Every Motom listed will have a public profile that anyone can view. It will include the chassis number, engine number, model, and year. This is an open archive that grows thanks to those who love this brand and don’t want its history to be lost forever.
Your privacy is protected.
Chassis and engine numbers are published in a partially redacted form—no one will be able to trace them back to your specific motorcycle. The owner remains anonymous by default. We don’t ask for any personal information, not even your email address!
We are currently working on this section. It will be available soon.
Soon you'll be able to:
- Register your motorcycle
- View all registered motorcycles
- Find out the model and year of your Motom if you don't know them
If you have any suggestions, please let us know! There’s a lot of work involved, but there’s still time to make adjustments!