It all started when We're surfing the internet and then found a picture of a strange-shaped scooter. We're very curious to know what the name of this scooter.✂️
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| We were very curious wanted to know what the name of this scooter. Help Us!! (Picture from: http://bit.ly/2Bi0lY9) |
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first glance, we assumed that the scooter was very rare indeed. And then when we see the scooter closely, it was more likely a scooter with lots of bumps and carrying a toaster. And then, We finally got a little information but it wasn't a complete answer to this mysterious scooter.
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| This is Proto Delaplace or Horsy scooter prototype made in 1948 by unfamous French manufacturer named Ets Delaplace & Co. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/33nbin2) |
As quoted from StabilCar on page 8, this strange-shaped scooter known as 'Proto Delaplace, or Horsy'
was a prototype made in 1948 by unfamous French manufacturer Ets
Delaplace & Co. which is located at 14rue Constantin,
Vitry-sur-Seine (a southeast suburb area about 7.5 km from the center of
Paris), France, and the company knew was produced the 'Horsy' moped brand during the 1950s.
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| 1948 Proto Delaplace or Horsy scooter prototype uses an 85cc engine (in the front) combined with a 2-speed transmission system. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/33nbin2) |
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| 1948 Proto Delaplace is a scooter with a front-wheel-drive system. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/33nbin2) |
As quoted from CyberMotorcycle, the scooter has appeared at the
Salon de l'Auto 1952 held in Paris. So far there was not much information that can be extracted about the company. So everything was very mysterious.😢
The next-information obtained was about the engine used by this unique-shaped scooter. It is said that the Proto Delaplace scooter uses an 85cc (assumed two-stroke) Le Poulain engine with a front-wheel-drive system (because the engine is located at the front) combined with a 2-speed transmission system.
The next-information obtained was about the engine used by this unique-shaped scooter. It is said that the Proto Delaplace scooter uses an 85cc (assumed two-stroke) Le Poulain engine with a front-wheel-drive system (because the engine is located at the front) combined with a 2-speed transmission system.
To
be sure this scooter will provide an unusual driving sensation. Due to the scooter adopted the front wheel drives system, you'll be felt a
weird sensation of being pulled by an engine rather than pushed. One could hardly steer the scooter.
The scooter was never ever produced (some said that it ever produced only nine units) and also no information about where this strange scooter now? If you have additional information about this mysterious scooter figure, don't hesitate to submit it to the comments box below. We really appreciate your help. Wanna see Gloobyscoot?
Kept spur your adrenaline on the power of the two-wheeled monster and stay alive with the true safety riding. May God will forgive Your sins and so does the cops...... *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | CYBERMOTORCYCLE | GRAMHO | STABILCAR]
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