Brief History of the Marque: Invicta
Invicta 1902-1906 GB
English machines with Minerva and Kelecom engines were built between
1902 and 1906.
Invicta 1913-1923 GB
Another English Invicta using Villiers 269cc
twostrokes, 490cc sv Abingdon and JAP
293cc, 346cc & 678cc engines. These were built in Coventry at the Francis-Barnett
factory.
Invicta 1951-1954 Italy
Two-strokes of 74cc to 123cc.
Tue Mar 27 2007
rudors
orange.nl
invicta fbminarelli
hallo
i have a invicta and i want some pictures from this moped
who can help me?
dordrecht
Thu Dec 29 2005
cdh4114comcast.net
Invicta
I am helping another with a project and he has a Invicta with a JAP
engine. The numbers are LYB.
I understood that the LY would designate it as the 550cc model engine,
and that the B would be the year. I cannot find any reference to
B having been used by JAP to designate a year, would you have any suggestions
as to what engine this might be.
The JAP
Engine Data page gives the same information. Ed.
I am working on getting some pictures. The bike I have not personally
seen as it is on the East coast of the states and I am on the West coast.
However the person will forward some pictures when he gets a chance to
take them. All I know is that it says Invicta on the gas tank and
has a carbide light, pedal starter, chain drive, Armac carburator, I believe
a three speed
tranmission, single cyclinder side valve, approximately 30cc or so
from what the guy says. Sorry this is all that I know currently
Joe
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