File:Janoir1920Motorcycle.JPG
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The Louis Janoir motorcycle shown at the 1920 Paris Salon exhibition. While the innovative OHV flat-twin engine is the same as the 1919 model, the tubular steel frame has been replaced by a pressed steel frame. Pressed steel is also used for the leaf sprung front suspension, and the rear swinging arm suspension. | ||
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Motor Cycle Design in France, The Motor Cycle, 29th July 1920, p123 | ||
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29th July 1920 | ||
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| current | 11:18, 30 August 2020 | | 520 × 232 (38 KB) | Oldnoccer (talk | contribs) | The Louis Janoir motorcycle shown at the 1920 Paris Salon exhibition. While the innovative OHV flat-twin engine is the same as the 1919 model, the tubular steel frame has been replaced by a pressed steel frame. Pressed steel is also used for the leaf sprung front suspension, and the rear swinging arm suspension. Picture from The Motor Cycle article on the show, dated 29th July 1920 <ref>Motor Cycle Design in France, The Motor Cycle, 29th July 1920, p123</ref> {{PD-UK-Unknown}} {{PD-US-expire... |
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