The M72 is a Soviet motorcycle that was produced from 1941 to 1965. It is known for its robust design and reliability, making it popular among military and civilian users. The motorcycle features a 750cc flat-twin engine and a sidecar, which allows it to carry passengers and cargo effectively. Originally based on the German BMW R71, the M72 was adapted for Soviet production during World War II. It became a symbol of Soviet engineering and was widely used by the Red Army. The M72's durability and versatility contributed to its long service life and continued popularity among motorcycle enthusiasts.