The Velocette LE MK1 motorcycle was produced from 1948-1950 and had a four stroke, flat twin cylinder engine with a capacity of 149cc. It had a specially designed Amal carburetor and a coil ignition with a 6V, 30W battery. The bike had a dry, single-plate clutch and a three-speed transmission with a shaft final drive. The frame was made of pressed steel and the bike had telescopic fork front suspension and dual coil springs and a spring-loaded seat rear suspension. The front and rear brakes were both 5 x 0.75 inch diameter offset drum brakes. The wheels were spoked and the front and rear tires were both 3.00 x 19 inches. The fuel capacity was 5.7 liters and the bike had a fuel consumption of 2.5 L/100km. It had a maximum speed of 80 km/h and came in a silver grey color. The bike weighed 113.4 kg and had a seat height of 711mm.
Make Model: Velocette LE MK1
Year: 1948 – 50
Engine: Four stroke, flat twin cylinder
Capacity: 149 cc / 9.1 cub in
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