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[[Image:1937-Bianchi-ES250-1.jpg|right|thumb|260px|1937 Bianchi ES250/1]] | [[Image:1937-Bianchi-ES250-1.jpg|right|thumb|260px|1937 Bianchi ES250/1]] | ||
'''Bianchi''' built bicycles prior to becoming one of the first '''Italian''' '''[[motorcycle]]''' manufacturers in 1897. Bianchi won many races in the 1920s, built an awesome supercharged four-cylinder 500cc racer in 1938, had impressive Grand Prix performances in the early 1960s, and sold [[motorcross]] bikes as well as small capacity roadsters before ending production in 1967. | '''Bianchi''' built bicycles prior to becoming one of the first '''Italian''' '''[[motorcycle]]''' manufacturers in 1897. Bianchi won many races in the 1920s, built an awesome supercharged four-cylinder 500cc racer in 1938, had impressive [[Grand Prix]] performances in the early 1960s, and sold [[motorcross]] bikes as well as small capacity roadsters before ending production in 1967. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:25, 25 May 2010
Bianchi built bicycles prior to becoming one of the first Italian motorcycle manufacturers in 1897. Bianchi won many races in the 1920s, built an awesome supercharged four-cylinder 500cc racer in 1938, had impressive Grand Prix performances in the early 1960s, and sold motorcross bikes as well as small capacity roadsters before ending production in 1967.