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'''Clark''' was a [[motorcycles|motorcycle]] built in 1968 by | '''Clark''' was a [[motorcycles|motorcycle]] built in 1968 by '''A. N. Clark''' of Binstead, Isle of Wight. | ||
The model was a [[motorcycles|moped]] based on a small-wheeled [[bicycles|bicycle]] and sold as the '''Clark''' ''Scamp''. A 49cc, two-stroke engine was mounted to the left of the pressed-steel rear wheel. Transmission was provided by clutch and direct gearing, and a flywheel provided direct lighting. The brakes were drum to the front and caliper to the rear. The drive gears were prone to wear and only about 200 units were sold. | The model was a [[motorcycles|moped]] based on a small-wheeled [[bicycles|bicycle]] and sold as the '''Clark''' ''Scamp''. A 49cc, two-stroke engine was mounted to the left of the pressed-steel rear wheel. Transmission was provided by clutch and direct gearing, and a flywheel provided direct lighting. The brakes were drum to the front and caliper to the rear. The drive gears were prone to wear and only about 200 units were sold. | ||
Revision as of 12:04, 10 August 2007
Clark was a motorcycle built in 1968 by A. N. Clark of Binstead, Isle of Wight.
The model was a moped based on a small-wheeled bicycle and sold as the Clark Scamp. A 49cc, two-stroke engine was mounted to the left of the pressed-steel rear wheel. Transmission was provided by clutch and direct gearing, and a flywheel provided direct lighting. The brakes were drum to the front and caliper to the rear. The drive gears were prone to wear and only about 200 units were sold.
Sources of Information
The British Motorcycle Directory - Over 1,100 Marques from 1888 - by Roy Bacon and Ken Hallworth. Pub: The Crowood Press