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As new 1993 M93 Condor Swiss Army bike The Classic and Antique Bicycle Exchange
The Swiss Army Bicycle ( German: Armeefahrrad, Militärvelo; French: vélo militaire; Italian: bicicletta militare) has been utilized by the Swiss Army beginning in 1905. There have been three models, the MO-5 (built 1905-1989), MO-93 (built 1993-95), and the MO-12 (from 2012). The Swiss Army disbanded its elite bicycle infantry units in.
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Swiss M93 Military Bicycle Army and Outdoors
LTTE bicycle infantry platoon north of Kilinochchi, Sri Lanka, in 2004. The use of the cycle as an infantry transport tool continued into the 21st century with the Swiss Army's Bicycle Regiment, which maintained drills for infantry movement and attack until 2001, when the decision was made to phase the unit out.
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Swiss Army Bikes
Swiss Army Bikes. Europe's other major neutral power, Switzerland, also has a long history of military bicycles. The Swiss followed the Swedes in adopting the bicycle for use by the infantry, with a special bicycle regiment introduced in 1905 and phased out only in 2001. The bikes that the mountainous nation used are known for their high.
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The Swiss army's abandonment of its bikes seemed to spell the end of military cycling once and for all. However during the recent civil war in Sri Lanka, under-equipped Tamil forces used civilian mountain bikes to shuttle troops to and from the battlefield quickly and cheaply.
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The Swiss Army Bicycle Red Wing
Single speed is Gates Carbondrive will last approximately 2years. So you have the following "Swiss Army" options: 12 speed GX Chain £25 x3 = £75 + 12speed GX Cassette = £175 + Front Chainring = £50 TOTAL = £300. 12 speed NX Chain £20 x3 = £60 + 12speed NX Cassette = £75 + Front Chainring = £50 TOTAL = £185. Gates CDX Carbondrive.
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The bike we want The MO05 Swiss Army Bike Man's Fine Life
My 1909 dated M05 and my 1995 dated M93. This is not really scientific and most of it's just me riding around and yammering away about the bicycles. Good for.
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Swiss Army Bikes
Meet the 1905 Standard: the Swiss Army bike originally produced in the small town of Courfaivre (Jura) in 1904 and in only five factories afterwards until production stopped in 1989. Engineered for the Swiss military to be durable, ironically it was only ever produced as a single speed until a design update in 1993. A former member of the army.
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Swiss Army Bike 1974 Condor A350 Bikeurious
The Swiss Army Bike's classic European appearance remained consistent through the 1980s.. A French Army bike messenger in 1910. French military bicycle use dated back to the Franco-Prussian War. Europe's other major neutral power, Switzerland, also has a long history of military bicycles. The Swiss followed the Swedes in adopting the.
As new 1993 M93 Condor Swiss Army bike The Classic and Antique Bicycle Exchange
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WWII Era Swiss Military Bike w/ Frame Bag Military Bicycles The Classic and Antique Bicycle
Swiss Army Bicycles Combine a love of singlespeeds, off-roading, old military bikes and stuff built like tanks and there is only one bike to ride - the Swiss Army Bike (or 'Militärvelo'). We recently picked up a really clean and original example and as with the Parabikes would like to share some information and photos of these amazing machines.
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Archer The World's Greatest Classic & Performance Bicycles Militarvelo Swiss Army Bike
This Swiss Condor Bicycle is the Real Deal Holyfield used by the Swiss Army. These bikes were manufactured in the 1990s, have a 7-speed Shimano gearing and derailer. Really nice Dynamo powered running lights for the front and the back. It has an awesome toolbox, front and back porters, and a backplate with the Swiss insignia and number plate. Wheels are 26" and the frame is steel.
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Swiss Army bikes fetch some of the highest prices for vintage or antique bicycles on the market today. Their prices usually start around $1000.00, but they can hover near the $2000.00 range if they are in mint condition. Swiss Army MO-5 bicycles are extremely difficult to find in good working condition, let alone in mint condition.
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1943 Cosmos 'MO 05' WW2 Swiss Army Bicycle The Online Bicycle Museum
The bike was produced between 1905 and 1989 by the firms Schwalbe, Cäsar, Cosmos, Condor and MaFaG, in total over 68,000 bicycles were produced. To date, 68,614 bicycle serial numbers have been established. The most recognizable feature of the Swiss army bikes is the large case mounted between the frame tubes.
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Swiss Army Bikes
The original Swiss Army bike, Ordonnanzfahrrad Modell 05, or MO-5 for short, was introduced in 1905 and remained in service for nearly ninety years. The bicycle began service in the Swiss Army in 1891 as a courier vehicle. Enlisted soldiers assigned to headquarters would bring their bicycle from home, as they had done previously with a horse or.