It was equipped with a classic single-cylinder 2-stroke 49 cm3 air-cooled engine. Unlike other mopeds of its generation it was equipped with a 4-speed gearbox and a vertical cylinder in chromed aluminum with crank start and the classic final chain drive.
The engine was derived from the engines of the road, cross and trial models, more robust and performing than those that equipped the other main Piaggio Group mopeds (Gilera CBA, Piaggio Si, Ciao, Boxer and Bravo) equipped with the classic single-speed horizontal cylinder.[1]
The tank was built inside the twin-tubular frame, designed by the designer Paolo Martin, as well as the Gilera CBA.
It featured a robust and complete suspension system with a hydraulic telescopic fork at the front and a pair of rear hydraulic shock absorbers. 17" front wheel and 16" rear wheel.
The braking system consisted of two drum brakes with lever at the front and pedal for the rear brake.
The lighting system was manageable from the handlebar, with double click position/low beam.[2]
It was initially marketed in the short saddle and spoked wheels version. Subsequently, on the second series, the long folding saddle and light alloy wheels with larger brake drums were introduced as an option.
The third series of 1982 was aesthetically updated with square shaped headlights, mudguards in the same color, exhaust and saddle of different shape, while maintaining the same mechanical setting of the previous versions.
Referencesedit
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^"Nuovo ciclomotore Gilera di alta classe" (in Italian). 16 November 1975. Retrieved 29 April 2022.
^"GILERA, un nuovo ciclomotore" (in Italian). 14 November 1975. Retrieved 29 April 2022.
External linksedit
"Gilera CBA, CB1, Vale, Eco, 50 GSA brochure" (PDF) (in Italian). Retrieved 4 May 2022.
December 15, 2023
gilera, moped, produced, italian, manufacturer, gilera, from, 1975, 1989, atala, green, left, right, manufacturergileraparent, companypiaggioproduction1975, 1989assemblyarcore, italysuccessorgilera, trendclassmopedengine49, stroke, cooledtop, speed40, hpower1,. The Gilera CB1 is a moped produced by the Italian manufacturer Gilera from 1975 to 1989 Gilera CB1Atala Green left and Gilera CB1 right ManufacturerGileraParent companyPiaggioProduction1975 1989AssemblyArcore ItalySuccessorGilera TrendClassMopedEngine49 77 cm Two stroke air cooledTop speed40 km hPower1 0 kWTransmission4 speed manualTires2 5x17 Wheelbase1164 mmDimensionsL 1782 mm W 702 mm H 1090 mmWeight63 kg dry Fuel capacity4 5L of which 0 7L reserve RelatedPiaggio CiaoPiaggio BoxerPiaggio SiGilera CBAHistory editIt was equipped with a classic single cylinder 2 stroke 49 cm3 air cooled engine Unlike other mopeds of its generation it was equipped with a 4 speed gearbox and a vertical cylinder in chromed aluminum with crank start and the classic final chain drive The engine was derived from the engines of the road cross and trial models more robust and performing than those that equipped the other main Piaggio Group mopeds Gilera CBA Piaggio Si Ciao Boxer and Bravo equipped with the classic single speed horizontal cylinder 1 The tank was built inside the twin tubular frame designed by the designer Paolo Martin as well as the Gilera CBA It featured a robust and complete suspension system with a hydraulic telescopic fork at the front and a pair of rear hydraulic shock absorbers 17 front wheel and 16 rear wheel The braking system consisted of two drum brakes with lever at the front and pedal for the rear brake The lighting system was manageable from the handlebar with double click position low beam 2 It was initially marketed in the short saddle and spoked wheels version Subsequently on the second series the long folding saddle and light alloy wheels with larger brake drums were introduced as an option The third series of 1982 was aesthetically updated with square shaped headlights mudguards in the same color exhaust and saddle of different shape while maintaining the same mechanical setting of the previous versions References edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Gilera CB1 Nuovo ciclomotore Gilera di alta classe in Italian 16 November 1975 Retrieved 29 April 2022 GILERA un nuovo ciclomotore in Italian 14 November 1975 Retrieved 29 April 2022 External links edit Gilera CBA CB1 Vale Eco 50 GSA brochure PDF in Italian Retrieved 4 May 2022 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Gilera CB1 amp oldid 1153433280, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
