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| − | The Accossato society was build in 1969 and it immediately begun producing motorbikes. Sport competition victories have always marked its history. | + | The Accossato society was build in 1969 and it immediately begun producing motorbikes. Sport competition victories have always marked its history. Like the Enduro 1985 world champion, [[Pier Franco Murglia]], the 1983 and 1984 European champion, Pier Franco Murglia and the 1985 European champion, [[Stefano Passeri]]. |
| − | + | * 13 times national champions | |
| + | * 3 times european champion | ||
| + | * 1 time world champion | ||
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| + | Accossato The name is a synonym for a very successful sports motorcycles, as a small series were built in Italy. The quality and ingenuity of these motorcycles was ahead of its time. Central spring leg and water cooling system were standard. All built motorcycles have the color red. Founded the company Accossato the former Motocross rider [[Giovanni Accossato]]. His passion for the processing of the material [[aluminium]] is very concise. | ||
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| + | Accossato Giovanni 1969 had the courage to own a motorcycle to develop and made garages in a farmhouse built in small series. He often closed overnight in the workshop, schleifte, fräste, drilled the whole night and woke up the next morning next to the motorcycle. He wanted a motorcycle, that was fast, accurate and easy to manoeuvre. The company was [[Moncalieri]] near Turin in Italy. Produced were motorcycles of 50 cc to 125 cc for the sport. Until 1981 different drivers disputed national races. 1982 first time he ventured with a small team on the international stage and denied Enduro with the driver Pierefranco Muraglia the entire European Championship in the 80 cc class. In Italy, those same Muraglia this year the Italian champions. Just one year later on an 80 Muraglia iger Accossato European champion. And the next two years, the titles in this class Accossato. 1984 again P.F. Muraglia Stefano Passeri and 1985 were the pilots. Only when the 1988 engine supplier Minarelli was sold, G. Accossato the production of motorcycles. | ||
Revision as of 17:02, 27 December 2008
The Accossato society was build in 1969 and it immediately begun producing motorbikes. Sport competition victories have always marked its history. Like the Enduro 1985 world champion, Pier Franco Murglia, the 1983 and 1984 European champion, Pier Franco Murglia and the 1985 European champion, Stefano Passeri.
- 13 times national champions
- 3 times european champion
- 1 time world champion
Accossato The name is a synonym for a very successful sports motorcycles, as a small series were built in Italy. The quality and ingenuity of these motorcycles was ahead of its time. Central spring leg and water cooling system were standard. All built motorcycles have the color red. Founded the company Accossato the former Motocross rider Giovanni Accossato. His passion for the processing of the material aluminium is very concise.
Accossato Giovanni 1969 had the courage to own a motorcycle to develop and made garages in a farmhouse built in small series. He often closed overnight in the workshop, schleifte, fräste, drilled the whole night and woke up the next morning next to the motorcycle. He wanted a motorcycle, that was fast, accurate and easy to manoeuvre. The company was Moncalieri near Turin in Italy. Produced were motorcycles of 50 cc to 125 cc for the sport. Until 1981 different drivers disputed national races. 1982 first time he ventured with a small team on the international stage and denied Enduro with the driver Pierefranco Muraglia the entire European Championship in the 80 cc class. In Italy, those same Muraglia this year the Italian champions. Just one year later on an 80 Muraglia iger Accossato European champion. And the next two years, the titles in this class Accossato. 1984 again P.F. Muraglia Stefano Passeri and 1985 were the pilots. Only when the 1988 engine supplier Minarelli was sold, G. Accossato the production of motorcycles.
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