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• Itala motorcycle
  ...Navone]] and located in [[Torinois]], was an [[Italian]] manufacturer of [[motorcycles]]. ...ian importer of French and English motorcycles themselves. The built 98 cc motorcycles with engines built by ''Train''. They also used 173 cc, 246 cc and 346 cc '
  964 bytes (130 words) - 16:48, 16 April 2010
• L'Alba
  ...lano]]. This Italian factory was licensed to build the 198 cc ''[[Alba]]'' motorcycles. [[Category: Motorcycles]]
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• Iprem
  ...s brand, [[Eugenio Lazzarini]] a 125 cc GP racer, was funded to build race motorcycles. The machine was built by Lazzarini himself, with help from [[Paolo Marches [[Category: Motorcycles]]
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• Gazzi
  ...cycles manufacturer based in [[Milan]]. This Italian brand built beautiful motorcycles which were quite popular using their own designed and built 174 cc overhead
  782 bytes (105 words) - 12:17, 16 April 2010
• BSU
  ...cycles]] that was founded in 1923 by [[Ugo Siniscalchi]]. He built his own motorcycles with 350 cc ''Blackburne'' built engines that were mounted in atransverse f [[Category: Motorcycles]]
  669 bytes (89 words) - 13:54, 14 April 2010
• Orione
  ...nded by Guido Carpi and located in [[Milano]], was an [[Italian]] brand of motorcycles. ...Normale' motorcycles won several competitions, including wins from the top Italian rider [[Nello Pagani]].
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• Vittoria motorcycle
  '''Vittoria''' (''S.p.A. T. Carnielli & Co.'') is a historic brand of [[motorcycles]] located in [[Vittorio Veneto]]. This Italian brand began in the thirties to produce motorcycles with blocks of different brands: 98 cc ''Sachs'', 173 - and 248 cc ''JAP'',
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• Bordone
  ..., founded by [[Nicola Bordone]] in [[Milano]], of transport vehicles and [[motorcycles]]. ...es and went on to achieve record times with them. When he started making [[motorcycles]] in 1938 he changed the brand name to [[NB]].
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• Italkart
  '''Italkart''' was an [[Italian]] manufacturer of [[karts]] and small [[motorcycles]]. The company had normally only built karts, but in the sixties there also [[Category: Motorcycles]]
  621 bytes (86 words) - 16:55, 16 April 2010
• Navone
  ...oped and the French firm ''Propul'' (Levallois) built. Navone was also the Italian representative of the French ''PM'' and [[Train]] brands . PM possibly stood for ''Propul Motorcycles'' or ''P. Madoz''.
  968 bytes (134 words) - 11:49, 7 February 2011
• Lardori
  ...rers from [[Castellina]] in [[Chianti]] (near [[Siena]],) produced in 1925 motorcycles with 350 cc ''Train'' engines, three speed [[gearboxes]] and Ideal Druid f [[Category: Motorcycles]]
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• Cabrera
  ...unded in 1979 that produced small scale 124 cc and 158 cc two-stroke trial motorcycles. These were bikes were equipped with ''Tau'' engine blocks. [[Category: Motorcycles]]
  648 bytes (85 words) - 16:31, 14 April 2010
• Italjap
  ...orcycle]] manufacturer that was founded in 1950 and produced a short light motorcycles with 125 cc ''JAP'' engines. [[Category: Motorcycles]]
  600 bytes (78 words) - 16:51, 16 April 2010
• Rapid motorcycle
  ...an]] brand of [[motorcycles]] that since 1954 made a small series of small motorcycles. How long production lasted is not known.
  626 bytes (85 words) - 15:04, 19 April 2010
• Aeromere
  ...was a historic Italian aircraft factory after World War II began producing motorcycles. The [[Capriolo]] marque was renamed ''Aeromere'' in 1958. ....a., later Aero Metallurgica Regionale (Aeromere), Trente (1950-1964) an [[Italian]] brand that originated in a famous airplane factory. They initially built
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• Galator
  ...acturer founded by [[Silvio Galiacco]] in [[Turin]] in 1933. They produced motorcycles under this brand fitted with 74 cc and 98 cc ''Sachs'' engines. [[Category: Motorcycles]]
  649 bytes (84 words) - 10:09, 16 April 2010
• Lecce
  ...and located in [[San Cesario di Lecce]] was an [[Italian]] manufacturer of motorcycles that modified 173 cc overhead valve engines built by ''Moser''. [[Category: Motorcycles]]
  647 bytes (86 words) - 17:52, 16 April 2010
• Ottino
  ...' was an [[Italian]] brand based in [[Turin]] which in 1926 began building motorcycles with a 125 cc [[Della Ferrera]] engine. In 1931, brand new motorcycles models came on the market under the Ottino brand, they had a range of engin
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• Leonardo Frera
  ...ut two years later started his own brand ''Leonardo Frera''. Here he built motorcycles with British ''JAP'' from 173 cc to 348 cc, both OHV as well as side draft [[Category: Motorcycles]]
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• Nencioni
  ...talian]] brand [[motorcycles]] that in 1926 [[Carlo Nencioni]] made 125 cc motorcycles with [[Della Ferrara]] engine.
  631 bytes (82 words) - 23:31, 18 April 2010

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