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'''ESO''' was a Czechoslovakian motorcycle manufacturer. The Czechs built their own motors and the ESO was considered to be near bullet-proof. The [[ESO Model 250]] was a 250cc four stroke that was as big and heavy as the open class bikes. It sported a 249.5 cc engine with a bore of 70mm and a stroke of 64.8 mm. | |||
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A side float carb and a high straight pipe were considered high-tech at that time. | |||
[[Category:Motorcycle manufacturers]] | [[Category:Motorcycle manufacturers]] | ||
[[Category:Czech motorcycles]] | [[Category:Czech motorcycles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:22, 2 March 2009
ESO was a Czechoslovakian motorcycle manufacturer. The Czechs built their own motors and the ESO was considered to be near bullet-proof. The ESO Model 250 was a 250cc four stroke that was as big and heavy as the open class bikes. It sported a 249.5 cc engine with a bore of 70mm and a stroke of 64.8 mm.
A side float carb and a high straight pipe were considered high-tech at that time.