Me, too. That's a good looking bike. Belt drive, nice position of the headlight. Looks comfortable and the lady appears to be right at home.
Ooooooo I like that
SB
European lightweight Motorized Bicycles
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The boy's version looks a little odd with its petrol tank mounted on the engine, but the ladies version makes complete sense to have it setup that way.
Id love to be right at home on a motor bicycle like that too
1909 Puch Kolibri, Austria
http://www.van.at/flame/flame02/log02/log53.htm
38cc Victoria?
French ad, guess what it's for.
1950 Royal Nord tandem
http://www.van.at/flame/flame02/log02/log53.htm
38cc Victoria?
French ad, guess what it's for.
1950 Royal Nord tandem
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That's what I need, a big strong bodyguard to mind my motorbike for me while I'm shopping.
I think one that size might be expensive to feed though
I think one that size might be expensive to feed though
A lot's going to depend on whether it's designed for the job or it really is a lawn mower on a bike. I still think there's space in the market for a kit to slimline the little 2 strokes, move the starting and generator from the side of the engine, put them behind it with a reduction drive, and then give them a choice of a chain drive to a wheel or a roller to a tyre.
Lots of out of the box thinking on that Piarino, but gosh that's hard to look at. I'd say put it back in the box.
SB
SB
That's what I was thinking. But there are people who collect cereal boxes and almost anything else you can think of. Whatever...
SB
"but the famous Cyclemaster engine attracts just the right type"
Yeah.
Wait'll you get a four day rain.
Yeah.
Wait'll you get a four day rain.
