European lightweight Motorized Bicycles

[Ludwig II]

Burdin mfd "Derny" with 98cc Mobylette engine, France

Simson Suhl bike & 50cc Malcherek engine

Victoria, 74cc Sachs, Germany
http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/victoria_sachs_74cc_la/pl

Griffon with VAP4 engine, France
http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/vap4_griffon/pl

 

[Ludwig II]

Sachs-Diamant, Germany
http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/sachs_diamant/en

http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/phantom_triton/en
Phantom engine in Triton bike, Germany

NSU tandem, Germany
http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/nsu_tandem_from_30s/pl

1907 Motosacoche

Monet & Goyon 38cc Motorox in a William bike, France
http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/monet_goyon_william/pl

 

[Otero]

like the sachs/diamante. It wouldn't be too difficult to
fake a replica with an old Dutch oma.

 

[Ludwig II]

Yup. That's the beauty of the Chinese engines. They mimic the shape, if not the engineering quality, of the old Sachs/ILO motors.

 

[Otero]

Actually, Small Engines Warehouse here in the states has quite a few
new old stock Sachs for sale cheap. I've been tempted to buy one for
some time. They don't quite look like that of the Diamante, but hey, a
Sachs is a Sachs. $130, 90cc, 3.7 hp.

 

[Ludwig II]

Raleigh/Mobylette or Peugeot are reasonably available here. If it came down to it, I could even do what I've seen on a thread on here, and cut the transmission case of a scooter engine.

 

[Ludwig II]

Monet & Goyon 119cc trike, France
http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/monet_amp_goyon/pl

1930s Miele, 74cc sachs, Germany
http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/miele/pl

?1930s Marina, engine by Hemy, France
http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/alphabetical/pl

1952 Lynette, BFC engine, Denmark
http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/lynette/pl

1952 50cc Le Poulain engine, Eulette bike, France
http://zabytkowemotocykleirowery.pl/lepoulain/pl

 

[Otero]

like da trike. gotta get me a wicker saddle.

 

[Ludwig II]

Post 1945 Caproni, Italy

Home made Derny type tandem, ?Spain

1902 Clement Garrard, France

Olympia, seen in France

 

[Ludwig II]

Bulgarian.....Thing.....

Bulgarian anti-folder

 

[Intrepid Wheelwoman]

The Bulgarian thing's owner does seem to be very pleased with it though

 

[Ludwig II]

He gets around 200 miles per real gallon, so he's entitled.

 

[Ludwig II]

Riga D-4, Estonia

For sale, 50cc Sachs engined Wanderer, Germany. Needs work

Russian fire engine? Police car? No! It's a chainsaw.

1933 100cc Gillet, Belgium

 

[Ludwig II]

Ninon bike, 50cc Itom Tourist friction driver, France

1946 Baby Champion, France

1930 98cc Alcyon "Grande Luxe"

Monarch and 60cc ILO

 

[Ludwig II]

1968 Cazenave, ?Le Poulain engine, France

Stella Poketmoto, France

http://www.pignonfixe.com/showthread.php?tid=82517&page=2

Velosolex chop, France

Another one

 

[Ludwig II]

SICAM, ancestor of Motobecane, France

http://www.generationtobec.fr/histoire.htm

 

[curtisfox]

I kind of like the tank on the Monarch,its Kool. Lots of different options ..........Curt

 

[Ludwig II]

On sale in Poland in 2012

http://archiwumallegro.com.pl/mower+noxon+red+cruiser+silnik+2+5km+gwarancja-1_2336324437.html

Polish Gnom front wheel friction driver and outboard conversion kit

The post on the Polish forum states it's unknown, but I suspect it's Piatti designed engine like a Power Pak

This is a Jolly engine, as opposed to a jolly engine

http://www.todocoleccion.net/jolly-motor-auxiliar-para-bicicleta~x42274510

Bike with Italian Itom Tourist FD

 

[Ludwig II]

Monet Goyon

Bown Autocycle. To me, they encapsulate a poverty stricken grey country, climbing to it's feet after a major war, and have all the glamour of yesterday's breakfast. Some people love them though.

Another Itom Tourist, under a Rudge cycle. Neat little thing, isn't it?

Polish WSK bike and Gnom engine. You may think it looks like a copy of a Velosolex, I couldn't possibly comment

Zaneti ad, Italy

 

[Ludwig II]

1951 Rex FM34 on 1936 Miele Damenrad, Germany

https://buyvintage1.wordpress.com/page-152-1949-rex-fm31-on-puch-gents-cycle/

1914 350 Peugeot, France