European lightweight Motorized Bicycles

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1920 Monet Goyon Automoto, France

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Gotta love the simplicity of the look of pre-war(I) bikes, but they're a lot more complicated than they look, that's for sure. Adjustable timing, plunger oilers etc :)

btw, psst, you know you can put up to 5 pics in a post eh? :p That's including any smiley faces, so ppl don't spam walls of the weldy guy or something, heh heh.
 
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One lives and learns. Not so very long ago, I was living in a cave and bashing rocks together, look at me now, bashing computers together.
 
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hi ludwig

thank you for posting all the pictures you have do not stop

it is great and inspiring material
you are truly encyclopedic with your knowledge and reference material

i have seen some of the bikes in belgian brommer books in black and white
and motorcycle books --good to see them in color
 
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I just find them on the net. As for knowledge, it's all out there. I'm just the nerd who finds it. And I want one of those AU42A Motoconforts, they're beautiful.
 
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1969 Bianchi Aquilotto folding friction driver

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Something to do for an hour on a long winter night:

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1902 Motosacoche 200cc

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1908 Motosacoche 225cc

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L/h side 1909 Motosacoche

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Derby, France, 1902
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DS Malterre, France, 1926
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Narcisse, France, 1953
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NLG (North London Garage) UK
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Nordapp, Germany, 1950
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