The Ducati Mototrans Piuma was an open-frame touring moped, presented by Mototrans at the Barcelona Trade Fair of 1963 as one of the first two mopeds the company marketed, beside the sportier 48 Sport. It had a 47.6 cc single-cylinder two-stroke engine with three gears changed by a twist grip and a Dell Orto T4 carburettor, and the makers claimed 1.8 horsepower at 5,800 rpm. The frame was open, with working pedals, and the styling was aimed at relaxed everyday riding rather than speed. The later Rolly was described as similar to the Piuma but with an automatic transmission. Sources differ on whether Mototrans built it or first imported it from Italy.
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SignificanceOpen-frame touring moped, one of the first two mopeds Mototrans marketed in 1963, beside the sportier 48 Sport. 2 Engine Class Connections
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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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Mopeds, 1963
fue en el año 1963 Cuando Mototrans importó los primeros
Mopeds, engine
Motor 3 marchas: Monocilíndrico, dos tiempos
Mopeds, engine data, power
1,8 CV para Piuma a 5800 rpm
Mopeds, class
En cuanto a los ciclomotores, fue en el año 1963 Cuando Mototrans importó los primeros, el Ducati Piuma y el Ducati 48 Sport
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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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one was an open-frame moped with a touring aesthetic and functional pedals, the Piuma model
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