If it has a unique name and head-badge, I consider it a unique model. While I understand that some bikes are similar to others, even identical other than size or color, they all involve development, marketing, inventory, logistics and risk. Some bikes certainly involved more development than others, but there’s a spirit living in each model that cannot be transferred to any other. Call them fraternal twins if you like, maybe even clones - each has an individual soul. If anyone wants to come up with another type of list, go for it.
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