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Albert Lismayer handmade snow-cat seen on the excellent site : http://www.pistenraupe.de/Eigenbau.html |
Self-made two tracks 100 cc scooter 2006, from Russia. |
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Self-made 2WD motorcycle Civar, 18 hp, from Russia. |
Motochenilles Mercier, 1939. Pict J M M at Rétromobile, Paris, 2009 02. |
Front track motocycle, 1937, built at Bois-Colombes, France by Mercier from Swiss. Well considered by French Army, 11 hp engine was a little weak although it could run up slopes of 42%. |
Alpenscooter is a kind of snowmobile of Pozza Company from early 80s used by Mountain Troops of Italian Army. Ski replaces front wheel in snow.http://www.hoteladamello.it/marcopera/alpenscooter/ |
OEC (Osborn Engineering Co.,Gosport, Hants, GB)Tracked MotorcyclePrototype, 1928. Pict from Wheels & Tracks N° 74, 2001. |
Tracked motor cycle in line 3x2, 3 seaters, Victoria-Werke AG of Nuremberg, in the 30s. Pict from Wheels & Tracks N° 74, 2001. |
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Snow-chopperhttp://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=229248&page=11 |
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Tracked conversion of Toyota about in the 80s. Pict from 'Livre Mondial des Inventions' d of Valérie-Anne Giscard d'Estaing, Fixot, 1993.
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BMW tracked motocycle of 1936 'Sneekrad' or snowmobile.http://thekneeslider.com/archives/2009/12/17/1936-bmw-schneekrad/ |
Lehaître tracked motorcycle, 1938. Pict from book 'Le Livre des Inventions' of Valérie-Anne Giscard d'Estaing, Robert Laffond, 1999.
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Moto-chenille Lehaître in 1938 whose 2 little additional wheels were not easy in off-road conditions. Steering was a problem. |
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Moto-chenilles Courtot in 1935 had 2 tracks and rear wheels were ride control. Off-road capabilities were not better than a classic motocycle and consumption was 12 times higher. |
Tracked Roadless Motorcycle based on a Douglas machine. Suspension uses cables. About mid 20s. Pict from the book of Stuart Gibbard, Roadless, the Story of Roadless Traction from Tracks to Tractors, Farming Press, 1996. |
Comments (3)
1. Grigoriy 17/03/2012
СIVAR 2wd
2. J M M 17/02/2012
It should be interesting to have some pictures of this track conversion and the history. Sincerely, J M M
3. Dan Hanson 15/02/2012
The J E Love company of Garfield Wa made a track conversion for motorcyles somewere around the 60s. they dont have anything on there website but I know where there is an intact kit.
http://www.jeloveco.com/contactus.html