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Yesterday my father's friend sent me a manual of a 1921 Cyklonette. It was built by the Cyklon Maschinenfabrik in Berlinand and Mylau. The engine had 2 cylinders and 10hp. It was quite successful especially before WW1.
In my eyes the engine in the visual field would bother me.

BR
Christian

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An interesting machine there, you would need arms like popeye to steer it though.
Love the 2 leaf springs on the front axle. Morgan cart spring engineering at it's finest.

I was interested in the drive mechanism so had a google and came up with this http://osenhorautomovel.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/1904-cyklon-cyklonette.html


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