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| − | '''Conti''' began | + | '''Conti''', an [[Italian]] [[motorcycle]] manufacturer began by [[Vittorio Conti]] in 1926, after finding the shareholder and investor (De Stefani). They used a Della Ferrera [[two-stroke]] 125 cc [[engine]], with a doubled [[cylinder]], [[bore]] (36 mm) and [[stroke]] (60 mm), with a maximum power of 3 [[HP]], a two speed transmission with a maximum speed of 70-75 [[km/h]]. With the same engine in 1927 built a "easy" bike called the ''Balloon'' and in 1928 another model bike called ''Baby'' (built for ladies and clergy), and in 1928 a kind [[Touring]] bike with right [[sidecar]]. |
| − | In 1929, they were still building the KSS Super Sport bike but concidered and tested the new Della [[Ferrera]] two-stroke 125 cc engine with dual exhaust but in 1930 opted for a new [[Jap]] engine with four-stroke, single cylinder 175 cc with side valves for the 175 Sport bike. In 1931 | + | In 1929, they were still building the KSS Super Sport bike but concidered and tested the new Della [[Ferrera]] two-stroke 125 cc engine with dual [[exhaust]] but in 1930 opted for a new [[Jap]] engine with four-stroke, single cylinder 175 cc with side valves for the 175 Sport bike. In 1931 they presented the bike called the ''Saetta Azzurra''. It came in two versions, a Touring and an Extra Luxury. The bikes used the Della Ferrera engine with [[four-stroke]] 175 cc [[valve]] head, Bosch magneto ignition (as tourism) and spinterogeno Bosch (deluxe version), Gurtner carburetor, front fork spring type shocks by [[Druid]], in block chain driven three-speed transmission, brake expansion on both wheels, with speeds over 90 km/h. All models were kept in production until 1932 with improvements, expansion brakes on both wheels on all models. In the same year the Conti closed its doors. |
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1926 -1932
Conti, an Italian motorcycle manufacturer began by Vittorio Conti in 1926, after finding the shareholder and investor (De Stefani). They used a Della Ferrera two-stroke 125 cc engine, with a doubled cylinder, bore (36 mm) and stroke (60 mm), with a maximum power of 3 HP, a two speed transmission with a maximum speed of 70-75 km/h. With the same engine in 1927 built a "easy" bike called the Balloon and in 1928 another model bike called Baby (built for ladies and clergy), and in 1928 a kind Touring bike with right sidecar.
In 1929, they were still building the KSS Super Sport bike but concidered and tested the new Della Ferrera two-stroke 125 cc engine with dual exhaust but in 1930 opted for a new Jap engine with four-stroke, single cylinder 175 cc with side valves for the 175 Sport bike. In 1931 they presented the bike called the Saetta Azzurra. It came in two versions, a Touring and an Extra Luxury. The bikes used the Della Ferrera engine with four-stroke 175 cc valve head, Bosch magneto ignition (as tourism) and spinterogeno Bosch (deluxe version), Gurtner carburetor, front fork spring type shocks by Druid, in block chain driven three-speed transmission, brake expansion on both wheels, with speeds over 90 km/h. All models were kept in production until 1932 with improvements, expansion brakes on both wheels on all models. In the same year the Conti closed its doors.
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