The Sunbeam Model 90 motorcycle was produced from 1928-33 and features a single cylinder, four stroke, SOHV engine with a capacity of 493 cc. The compression ratio is 7.0:1, but there are optional ratios of 7.5 and 9.0:1. The bike uses a kick start and has a three-speed transmission with a handshift mechanism. The final drive is via chain, and it features steel laced wire spoke wheels with Dunlop tires. The frame is a single cradle made of steel, and it has Druid-pattern, girder forks on the front suspension and a spring-loaded saddle on the rigid rear suspension. The bike has drum brakes on both wheels and a fuel capacity of 11.4 liters. Top speed for the Sunbeam Model 90 is 145 km/h or 90 mph, and it weighs 143 kg or 315 lbs. The bike was also available in a racing option, weighing 141.5 or 312 lbs, and featuring a 2.75 x 27″ tire size. Overall, the Sunbeam Model 90 is a classic motorcycle with impressive performance capabilities for its time.
Make Model: Sunbeam Model 90
Year: 1928 – 33
Engine: Single cylinder, four stroke, SOHV
Capacity: 493 cc / 30.1 cu in
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