The Ducati Mototrans 50 TS was a road moped and the first model Mototrans built with its new four-speed engine, which arrived in 1972 and marked the most significant step of the company in moped manufacture. The single-cylinder two-stroke engine displaced about 49.6 cc, and the 50 TS brought a good appearance together with new brakes, suspension and more power than the earlier mopeds. It was followed in 1973 by the second-generation 50 TT as its off-road version. In 1975 the Pronto replaced it as the road model of the range. The pages read give no top speed and no end-of-production year.
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1. Cyber Motorcycle: Mototrans Mopeds
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The first model produced with this engine was the 50 TS, a road-going model with a very attractive appearance and improvements in every aspect
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En 1972 se dió el paso más importante en la construcción de ciclomotores de Mototrans
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Motor 4 marchas: Monocilíndrico, dos tiempos
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Potencia efectiva 2 CV a 5200 rpm
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los modelos que la fábrica Mototrans fabricó en España bajo licencia Ducati
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Mototrans fabricó en España bajo licencia Ducati
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