1912 MOTOSACOCHE 2C5 2 CYL 344CC SV 2711 - Yesterdays V.O.F. Pannenweg 260 6031 RK NEDERWEERT Netherlands Europe

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1912 MOTOSACOCHE 2C5 2 CYL 344cc SV 2711

 Frame# L 10576  Engine# 2 CV 28374

In 1899 the brothers Henri and Armand Dufaux from Geneva, Switzerland, designed a little four-stroke engine.

This compact unit could be bolted into the frame of any ordinary pushbike: The “Motosacoche” -which approximately means “engine-bag”- was born!

Very soon the quality and practical utility of the invention became known even far beyond the Swiss territory.

Gradually the engines became bigger and more powerful, twin cylinders were produced and the initial idea of a motorized pedal-bike was given up.

The factory built complete motorbikes under the “Motosacoche” label, but kept on selling M.A.G. (Motosacoche/ Acacias/ Genève)-engines to many well known manufacturers in France, England, Germany, Austria and Italy.

In France and Italy there were even factories producing Motosacoche motorcycles under licence.

This 1912  quality machine with bore x stroke of 54 x 75 mm  has been restored some time ago and  is in good  condition.

Its features include an Enfield two speed gear system and all chain drive.

Note the support bracket for the starter handle on the right side footboard

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