T-shirt with a motorbike, Junak M10 motorbike - a gift for a motorcycle fan

The Junak, sometimes called the "Polish Harley," was a noisy vehicle extremely popular among Polish motorcyclists during the People's Republic of Poland era. Produced between 1956 and 1965, the Junak was a heavy and expensive machine for individual buyers at the time, which, however, did not discourage single-track vehicle enthusiasts. The M10 model was characterized by a top speed of 125 km/h, which exceeded the capabilities of the previous version. Partly due to this particular feature, the Junak was used by the Citizens' Militia for pursuit operations. Today, no one chases villains on a proud Junak anymore, which does not mean that these machines are abandoned in rural garages. Well-preserved examples of the machine can be seen at motoring fairs organized nationwide and in local automotive museums.

The drawing was created by Wrocław artist Paweł Grabowski.