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In 1936, the Terrot produced its first heavy motorcycle — VAtt 750 — it was a modified version of a civilian VA model. The differences among them were as follows: VAtt was supplied with the special off-road tires, raised exhaust pipe, camouflage lighting (it’s missing on this particular motorcycle), and other standard military options. Battery-operated sparking was replaced by magneto in order to enhance reliability. The motorcycle also had a special off-road gadget (indicated by two letters “tt” in the model name, meaning “tout terrain” or “all-road”), which consisted of several rollers fixed to the engine under shield.
This model had a twin-cylinder, V-shape, flathead, 750-cc engine.
Around two thousand of VAtt 750 motorcycles were produced for the French army, but not more than 15 units have survived until this day.
Manufacturer | Terrot (France) |
Years of manufacture | 1936-1940 |
Quantity produced, units | 2 000 |
Price | 8 650 Frs |
Today’s value | 28 312,32 $ |
ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION | |
Type | Twin-cylinder, V-shape |
Engine capacity, cc | 750 |
Bore and stroke, mm | 70 х 97 |
Engine rating | 18.2 h.p. at 4500 rpm |
Sparking | Magneto, right-side kickstarter arrangement |
Carburetor | Amal 5/012 |
Battery | 6V |
Clutch | Multiple-plate, oil-bath |
Transmission | 4-speed, foot-controlled gear switch |
FRAME AND WHEELBASE | |
Frame type | Tubular |
Front suspension | Parallelogram, with frictional damper |
Rear suspension | Rigid |
Brakes | Both front and rear brakes have internal expanding shoes |
Wheel size | 4,00 х 27 |
DIMENSIONS | |
Length, mm |
2 230
|
Width, mm |
900
|
Height, mm |
1 050
|
Wheelbase, mm |
1 480
|
Ground clearance, mm |
200
|
Seat height |
740*
|
Mass, kg |
130 (without sidecar)
|
Gas tank size, l |
16
|
Maximum speed, km/h |
90
|
Range, km |
200
|