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Designed for easy riding, the British made SIM50 was seen as an ideal training machine for children and adults alike at a low cost of just £120 in 1978. Powered by the Anker Laura engine fitted to the Ariel 3, the machine was built and designed by the Woodhouse Cornish Company of Suffolk and endorsed by John Louis.
Specification:
Easy Starting
Maintenance:
With the popularity and demand for such training bikes as the SIM50, John Louis also made another machine as shown below (1).
This other machine is a Junior bike and is fitted with a 50cc Sachs engine and a 7 speed gear box.
These machines were used for junior speedway racing in Sweden. The only difference to a normal speedway bike is the rear brake, which is compulsory in Sweden.
There are articles on the SIM 50 at The Moped Archive.
N.B.
1. Some images missing are from this archive.
2. Details have been added to the orginal text.