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Revision as of 21:53, 20 February 2011
1960's
CMK was a historic Italian motorcycle manufacturer made in the sixties on a small scale design engines with only 50cc and a two stroke engine. The engines were for order delivered to mainly foreigners, especially in Germany. One of the designers was also a German, Otto Kohler. The engine was built using a Zündapp.
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