My buddy has a Sears Allstate with the Puch 250 "Twingle" engine. He has a hand-made side car on it that looks like a vintage wooden powerboat. I will try and dig up a picture of it.
Cool, thanks Kelly. So, yeah, one intake & one exhaust piston but both doing work on the power stroke. That's the weirdest 2 stroke I've seen man Were they any good in their day? Like more power/ecconomy...or just odd
This is even awesomer. Split single. 1938!!! - Thats one sexy ass bike. http://www.bike-urious.com/production-racer-1938-dkw-ss-250/ and the piston driven supercharger
An expansion chamber would be redundant on a two piston single cylinder, the pistons are acting as a fourstrokes valves would. Or have i yet again grabbed the wet end of the stick?
Juicy, maybe so. I was just saying that if they had found the pipe earlier it would have made life so much simpler for them than all the extra pistons & rods, supercharging piston etc. Still, what a machine
Wow...he must have never ridden before in his life...like how he grabbed a handful of front brake whike turning at the end lol