Mash isn’t a household name in the US, and that’s not surprising. The French motorcycle brand is mostly known in Europe, where it built its reputation offering affordable small-displacement retro bikes—often styled like classic British or Japanese machines, but built in China.
That formula has worked well for them. By blending Euro-centric styling with low-cost Asian manufacturing, Mash has carved out a niche for riders looking to get on two wheels without spending a fortune.
Now, it's stepping into new territory. The GT 750 is its most ambitious model yet, and it marks a noticeable shift from simple retro commuters to something with more touring intent. Essentially a rebadged KR750 from Chinese manufacturer Jedi Motor, the GT 750 is proof that Mash wants to play in bigger leagues, both figuratively and literally.
