Otto Linton since 1944
Siata began production of these “Cucciolo” (puppy) engines at their rebuilt factory in 1944. A number of bicycle manufacturers purchased these motors in bulk and began fitting them into their frames. The “Cucciolo” engine is considered the first “new” automotive development in post war Italy.
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OK was a British motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1882 by Ernie Humphries and Charles
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Otto Linton is known for his sports car racing, but he was also a long time motorcycle rider. He owned
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Langhorne Speedway was founded in 1926 outside of Philadelphia, and was the first dirt track specifically designed for motor racing.
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Rudolf Hruska was born in Vienna and attended the Vienna University of Technology at the same time as Otto Linton.
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This bike is a prototype parallel twin Indian that was brought to Indianapolis for the 1947 Indy 500. Otto Linton
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The FB-Mòndial Casa Motociclistica was founded by Count Giuseppe Boselli of FB (Fratelli Boselli) in 1948 in Milan, Italy. Prior
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This is Rex Hosking’s of New Zealand, 741 Indian scout named BlackBird. Indian made two “army” bikes for WWII, the
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Alejandro de Tomaso, an Argentinean, was best known for his sports car company and
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alloy tank – check Rear sets – check clipons – check Monoposto – check Italian Cafe Racer – By Axel
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