Marusho

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Marusho Motor Co., Ltd.
Company type
Stock company
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HeadquartersHamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan
Key people
Tadashi Itō
ProductsLilac model motorcycle
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History

Masashi Itō started Marusho in Hamamatsu, Japan, in 1948 after being apprenticed with Soichiro Honda. The company produced shaft driven models like the Lilac, and showcased its technical prowess to the world in the Mount Asama Volcano Race, competing well against the likes of Honda, Meguro, Yamaha, and Suzuki. Company founder Masashi Itō died in 2005 at the age of 92.

Marusho Lilac V-twin
Marusho Lilac flat-twin

Lilac motorcycles

  • Dragon (350cc)
  • Lancer (350cc)
  • AQ (125cc)
  • UY (250cc)
  • BR (175cc)
  • PV (125cc)
  • LS (250cc)
  • ML 1950 150cc 2.43 kW/4000rpm
  • LB 1952 150cc
  • KD 1952 150cc
  • LS38 Lilac.Lancer.MkV 1959 250cc 14.92 kW/8000rpm
  • DP90 New.Baby.Lilac 1958 90cc 2.94 kW/5000rpm
  • LS18 MkII 1960 250cc 13.1 kW/6800rpm
  • C130 1964 125cc 10.9 kW/11000rpm
  • JF Baby.Lilac 1953 90cc 2.4 kW/5500rpm
  • Lilac.R92 Marusho.ST 1964 500cc 26.2 kW/6300rpm
  • Lilac.R92 Marusho.Magnum.Electra 1966 500cc 27.9 kW/7000rpm
  • Lilac.CF40 1960 125cc 7.72 kW/8000rpm
  • Lilac.Lance.SW 1955 400cc 8.82 kW/4800rpm
  • Lilac.Lance.SY 1955 250cc 6.25 kW/4700rpm

References

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  1. ^ Page Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css has no content."Lilac ML". 240 Landmarks of Japanese Automotive Technology. Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan, Inc. Retrieved 12 August 2013. Even now, the Lilac Friendship Club, an organization of Lilac fans, holds a convention every year.

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