Ural Patrol 750
The Ural Patrol 750 is produced by IMZ-Ural, a Russian manufacturer with roots dating back to 1941 when the Soviet Union began producing military sidecar motorcycles based on the BMW R71 design. The Patrol model is part of Ural's modern lineup, designed as an adventure-oriented sidecar rig with all-wheel drive capability (2WD sidecar engagement), marketed globally as a rugged, retro-utilitarian machine. It remains notable as one of the very few sidecar motorcycles still in production worldwide, keeping alive a niche that most manufacturers abandoned decades ago.
41 hp
Power
57 Nm
Torque
~335 kg
Weight
~105 km/h
Top Speed
Approximately 7–9 L/100km (11–14 km/L typical real-world average)
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Simple, Repairable Engine
The air-cooled 749cc boxer twin uses decades-old technology, making it easy to work on with basic tools. Parts are affordable and the design is well-documented worldwide.
Watch for Oil Leaks
Common issues include valve cover gasket leaks and carb sync problems on older models. Always inspect for fresh oil residue around the heads and check that both cylinders run evenly.
Stable Resale Value
Urals hold their value surprisingly well due to a loyal niche following and their unique sidecar-ready platform. Low production numbers keep demand steady among adventure and retro motorcycle enthusiasts.
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