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| − | '''Adriatica''' was an [[Italian]] manufacturer of farm machinery that had a road racing team in 1979 and built its first own motorcycle, a 125 cc twin | + | '''Adriatica''' was an [[Italian]] manufacturer of farm machinery that had a road racing team in 1979 and built its first own motorcycle, a tandem 125 cc twin. The machine was designed by [[Jan Witteveen]], who later would create a ''Furore'' for the manufacturer [[Aprilia]]. |
| − | The 250cc Adriatica GP twin | + | The 250cc Adriatica GP twin was an interesting bike; it had a cross rear swing arms and rear damper position. The hollow aluminum spars carried the fuel, and the chassis was designed by [[Alessandro Strada]] and [[Dervis Macrelli]]. The engine design was by the Dutch tuner Jan Witteveen who designed the 125 cc [[Gilera]] MX engine. [http://www.eurospares.com/index.htm <small>Source</small>] |
Latest revision as of 11:10, 24 January 2011
1960s - 1980s
Adriatica was an Italian manufacturer of farm machinery that had a road racing team in 1979 and built its first own motorcycle, a tandem 125 cc twin. The machine was designed by Jan Witteveen, who later would create a Furore for the manufacturer Aprilia.
The 250cc Adriatica GP twin was an interesting bike; it had a cross rear swing arms and rear damper position. The hollow aluminum spars carried the fuel, and the chassis was designed by Alessandro Strada and Dervis Macrelli. The engine design was by the Dutch tuner Jan Witteveen who designed the 125 cc Gilera MX engine. Source
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