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Last photo is of a Leon-Peugeot single cylinder racer c.1909. The inevitable result of crazy regulations which favoured single cylinder engines in the small 'voiturette' class.
From memory, this single had a capacity over over 2 litres with a bore of approx 65mm and a stroke greater than 200mm..... Proof that the Engineers have always been one step ahead of the regulators.
From memory, this single had a capacity over over 2 litres with a bore of approx 65mm and a stroke greater than 200mm..... Proof that the Engineers have always been one step ahead of the regulators.
friederich said:
Last photo is of a Leon-Peugeot single cylinder racer c.1909. The inevitable result of crazy regulations which favoured single cylinder engines in the small 'voiturette' class.
From memory, this single had a capacity over over 2 litres with a bore of approx 65mm and a stroke greater than 200mm..... Proof that the Engineers have always been one step ahead of the regulators.
Brilliant From memory, this single had a capacity over over 2 litres with a bore of approx 65mm and a stroke greater than 200mm..... Proof that the Engineers have always been one step ahead of the regulators.
Much appreciated 
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