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09-29-2004, 12:37 PM
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Beastly Adventurer
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A little (easy) quiz ...
.. in fact it's only a reason to show you some old belgian bikes.
Who made this ? ![]() M22 Cross Number of cylinders : 1 Cubic capacity : 250 Stroke : 58 mm Internal diameter of cylinder : 52 mm Start of production : 1954 End of production : 1960 My eldest brother learned to ride on one of these whe he was an MP in the belgian Navy (They were still in use in 1968) A few hints: - It's belgian - they no longer make bikes - they also made cars, trucks and trolleybusses - now, they only make guns (and weapons systems) - they own Browning and Winchester - they are very well known for customizing hunting weapons A few other bikes they made: Their very first: 1902 Number of cylinders : 1 Cubic capacity : 133 Stroke : 68 mm Internal diameter of cylinder : 50 mm It concerns a "motorised bicycle" (belt-driven on a wooden pulley at the rear) . 1924 - M5O Number of cylinders : 4 Cubic capacity : 748 Stroke : 88 mm Internal diameter of cylinder : 52 mm Start of production : 1923 End of production : 1926 Quantities produced : 1,208 . Looks as if this next one has a boxer engine: M12 Number of cylinders : 2 Cubic capacity : 1000 Stroke : 78 mm Internal diameter of cylinder : 90 mm Start of production : 1937 End of production : 1940 Quantities produced : 1,072 A complete overview of what they made (bikes, cars, etc) can be found HERE
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09-29-2004, 01:36 PM
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Road Captain
Joined: Jun 2003
Location: Durango, Colorado, USA
Oddometer: 9,308
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Fabrique National (FN).
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09-29-2004, 01:49 PM
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drinkin'
Joined: Dec 2003
Location: Beautiful Downtown Springville, Alabama
Oddometer: 8,074
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Ditto FatChance (BTW, do you own a Fat Chance Mtn Bike? I do
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