(smokey wee squirt of a pretend)Thumper (smallish)

[belfastguzzi]

Ok so some more really generous clues then.

These fine machines are relatives of the Quiz Bike.

Now anyone worth their google-salt will get this.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[helicopterjim R.I.P.]

Tomos.

[DeBenGuzzi]

Fine if nothing by Monday at 5pm.

 

[belfastguzzi]

Fine if nothing by Monday at 5pm.

 

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Hmmm. You mean tomorrow or the day after tomorrow? ChopperJim is insisting that it's already Sunday. Big J thinks that it's 3pm.

I think you've well and truly stumped us now.

[DeBenGuzzi]

you'll have to look here to find it. The Time

[g.forrest]

oh come on..its nearly monday..

[mike wilson]

Ok so some more really generous clues then. 

These fine machines are relatives of the Quiz Bike. 

Now anyone worth their google-salt will get this.

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urrghhh. Microcars are as indistinguishable as ubiquitous commuter two strokes. But easier than dirt-oriented bikes....... 8-)

[belfastguzzi]

urrghhh.  Microcars are as indistinguishable as ubiquitous commuter two strokes.  But easier than dirt-oriented bikes.......  8-)

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Time's running out.

It's Monday.

[macguzzi]

Goggomobile

[mike wilson]

Goggomobile

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They are very like GGM but not quite there. And I can find no reference to GGM bikes.

[macguzzi]

Panard

[DeBenGuzzi]

still got 3 hours by my watch. that is unless someone files for an extension.

[belfastguzzi]

It's Answer Time

 

The bike is a Pannonia T1, 250cc single

"The engine, modern for that period, was a single-cylinder with 14 hp, primary drive with gears (when the old chains for the primary drive were still very diffused), and the singular feature of the crankshaft rotating in the direction opposite to the usual sense."

 

The Pannonia was produced in Hungary between 1951 and 1975. Initially two-stroke singles were built but in the end a range of practical two-stroke 250cc twins were produced. In 1971 Pannonia ventured westards to the Bol d'or endurance race. Two pannonias placed 4th and 5th in the event!

 

stumpifier

[DeBenGuzzi]

It's Answer Time

 

The bike is a Pannonia T1, 250cc single

"The engine, modern for that period, was a single-cylinder with 14 hp, primary drive with gears (when the old chains for the primary drive were still very diffused), and the singular feature of the crankshaft rotating in the direction opposite to the usual sense."

 

The Pannonia was produced in Hungary between 1951 and 1975. Initially two-stroke singles were built but in the end a range of practical two-stroke 250cc twins were produced. In 1971 Pannonia ventured westards to the Bol d'or endurance race. Two pannonias placed 4th and 5th in the event!

 

stumpifier

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Fine dingus, have your stump.

place it wherever you see fit. Knowing you, I have no idea.

[helicopterjim R.I.P.]

Thank God he never gave us a real clue. Someone may have actually figured it out then!!