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On the German internetsite (with online translation) a very interesting story about the new "RULEM" icespeeday-engine as raced by Austrian Frank Zorn. http://www.bahnsporttechnik.de/ look under news.

On the German site,http://www.bahnsporttechnik.de/ with online English translation a very interesting story from an old Russian UFA speedway-iceracer engine.

On the German site, http://www.bahnsporttechnik.de/ (with online translation) (look under news) in a very good story about the new GM engine with Sohc 2V head specilay designed for iceracing.

For information, technical specification and pictures of the new 250cc GM take a look at, http://www.bahnsporttechnik.de/ This German site is with online English translation.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/75395133@N00/...57617635371402/ Is this bike realy a Rotrax Jap, or do we have an expert on this forum with the answer. Just look at the frame, no paint and no chrome or nickel on it. But it is a good looking bike.

The engine in THIS bike is the Suzuki SEAR (Super Engine Auto Race) AR 600, a DOHC 4V 600cc engine. There is also for rookies the AR 500.

http://runshimo.blog.ocn.ne.jp/photos/unca...2/090831k13.jpg Here is a photo from one of those weird Japanese Speedway (autorace) machines, but this one is very interesting, because the engine is a twin cylinder with a Sohc system. What bike / engine is this??

This mystery is solved, interested in the answer, just take another look.

Is there somewhere maybe a list with ESO / JAWA frame numbers for identifying ESO & JAWA Speedway and Longtrack Bikes.

In the past there were other bikes with the final drive on the right side, but I never heard there is more risk for a riders right leg.

I am almost sure that the primairy drive is not by a chain, but gear driven.

http://www.mcguestrow.de/vrday08/album/sli...y08%20(29).html Is there a member with some kind of information of this (Jawa?) machine.

Thanks for the info. This Czech photo was send to me today. The rider is Hugo Rosak with Jan Lucak on the back, the bike is an OGAR. http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2851911260082203489eNhaYP

Hi, to all Czech members. I try to find information about an old Czech speedway machine the "OGAR" made in 1937. I am told that recently there was a story about this machine in an oldtimer magazine. Is there a Czech member with some kind of information about this machine.

On the German site http://www.bahnsporttechnik.de/home.html (with online English translation) is under wanted a JAWA from Italy with a very nice looking DOHC 4V conversion, but the question is who made it.

http://www.pascalswartracing.tk/ Here is his website.

Hi Dantodan. Just had a look at your site "Defunctspeedway" and I noticed that you claim the copyright for it. I wonder why because how many of the bike- and machines photos are actualy made by yourself. Most of the bikephotos on your site I already found on the internet, and in better quality. The photo from the James V Twin /1949 Langton Jap / early Jawa / 1951 Eso / 1967 Erskine Jap / FIS / Husqvarna / and the 1930 Crocker are for sure not made by you, because they are from me. You asked on your site for information about a "Simandl" machine. Jaroslav Simandl was the man that started making ESO bikes. but the very first ones he named just Simandl. On the old site "The Workshop" you can find the full story.

German master tuner Horst Buhrmester made a brand new 4 valve head for the GM engine. For a full report and story see, http://bahnsporttechnik.de/home.html The new head was tested recently very succesfull by Glen Philips at the Ludinghausen longtrack.

http://longtrack.k-netti.nu/main/graphics/...02-0298_IMG.JPG We trying to find information from this (home?) made JAP engine from Finland. The cylinder and head are JAP parts, but the crankcase is totaly different. just look at the stiffningribs.

On the German site Bahnsporttechnik http://bahnsporttechnik.de/home.html (with online English translation) is a very interesting story about the latest JRM 2008 speedway-bike with an adjustable steering head.

German tuner Klaus Lausch made a brand new SOHC 2 V engine, specialy for iceracing. Photo's of this new engine are on his website. http://www.klm-tuning.de/ go to -- unternehmen, then to -- Bildergaleri.

On the German site Bansporttechnik (with online English translation) http://bahnsporttechnik.de/home.html is a very good story about the Andreas Johnsson bike together wit a story about the Andy Moore frame.

Is there some kind of information available about the alloy frame that Andreas Johnsson is using. Who made it and where.

On the german site, http://bahnsporttechnik.de/home.html now with online English translation is a story about the new Danish FGM motor. FGM stands for Flemming Graversen Motor, and he designed and made for the GM shortstroke engine a new chaindriven DOHC 4V head.