Brief History of the Marque: Train
Société Anonyme des Etablissements Emile Train
9 rue Rouget-de-l'Isle
COURBEVOIE (Seine)
Train built engines of many types including 173cc two-strokes which
were popular in some Italian machines of the era, and fourstrokes from
250cc to 995cc in SV and OHV including 750 & 995cc V Twins. In 1930
they introduced an in-line four cylinder OHC machine with shaft drive.
Manufacturers who used Train engines include Chiti, Genial-Lucifer,
MR,
Prester
and Rovin.
Quite extensive model information available at JLB-Créations
Mon Aug 21 2006
handsomeherb
comcast.net
train water cooled motor
hi i have a water cooled train motor and would like to known
something about it the engine numbers are E715E and it has a clover stamp
at the end of the numbers it also has a bosch mag type zav and a zenith
carb thanks billy campbell
massacusset usa
21st January 2005
From: "mcfy" <mcfy25 at hotmail
>
dear sir,
Thank you very much for your reply
I enclose an attachment with the pictures and description and I look
forward to receiving some feed-back
The first is a French bike manufactured by a firm called “CHITI”
using a French engine “TRAIN”, final transmission is by belt it is
in unrestored condition and as far as I can see 100% complete. I will be
grateful if you will tell me whether you are able to give me a valuation
on these very old machines if not please give me an idea of where can I
get some advice
kind regards
Vincent Maffei
