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| + | Ganna manufactured numerous handsome, sporty machines in Varese, Italy, from 1923 well into the 1960s using engines in the 175-500cc range from Blackburne and JAP prior to WWII, and then with 49cc to 250cc two-strokes from Puch, Sachs and Minarelli. In 1936 they built their own 500cc four-valve overhead cam engine. | ||
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| + | Although not greatly successful in competition, there is a record of a Ganna JAP finishing second in a race at the Circuito delle Prealpi Varesene, Varese, in July 1931. | ||
| + | [http://www.cybermotorcycle.com <small>Source</small>] | ||
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Revision as of 08:02, 2 November 2008
Ganna manufactured numerous handsome, sporty machines in Varese, Italy, from 1923 well into the 1960s using engines in the 175-500cc range from Blackburne and JAP prior to WWII, and then with 49cc to 250cc two-strokes from Puch, Sachs and Minarelli. In 1936 they built their own 500cc four-valve overhead cam engine.
Although not greatly successful in competition, there is a record of a Ganna JAP finishing second in a race at the Circuito delle Prealpi Varesene, Varese, in July 1931. Source
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