Non US/European Motorized Bicycles

At the bottom of this page is a Toyomotor and a set of closeups. Useful to a builder for ideas?

http://turugatasaikuron.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/昭和バタバタ館。

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43cc Tanaka ad, mid 1950s
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1956 Otsuki Dandy, Japan
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Found on a Korean forum, no info, but it's very nice
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Chopped Fuki FK310, Japan
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Blue Bird by ?Asahi
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15cc Kawasaki engine, Malaysia
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On a Chinese sales site, a shopper with a copy of the Morini FM28 engine & hub unit
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On a Japanese page, this appears to be branded as American Moped, according to the engine cases. It's probably Chinese, as the engine is a copy of a Honda.

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From somewhere in South America.

Edit: Vilar were Portuguese and were successful for a few years, so it's probably in Brazil.

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Another Cuban riquimbili

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Suzuki Mini Free, 50cc, Japan

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?1958 Maruuchi De Luxe 50cc, Japan

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1958 Tanaka Feather
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From Japan again, a Suzuki Mini Free, "in it's own juice", as the French say. I think this one's gone off.

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A Diamond Free from Suzuki, in a Marushi cycle

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очень здорово Вагнер
ochen' zdorovo Vagner

(Google translation. Hope I didn't wish you a "happy cow" or something)
 
They don't make the Krasny Oktobr any more, so that means they don't make the mopeds that used them. Sort of Riga Mortis.
 
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