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Segment: Clasic
Production years: 1934, 1935

SUNBEAM MODEL 95 1934-1935 2 Photos
SUNBEAM MODEL 95 (1934-1935)SUNBEAM MODEL 95 (1934-1935)

Sunbeam drew back their racing after 1930, though kept a foot in the water with faster ‘90’ models for private owners and their last design of racing model, the ‘Model 95’ of 1934. Visually perhaps the most handsome machine ever built by John Marston Ltd., the ‘95’ took the race-winning layout of the late ‘90’, allied to a much better gearbox, cylinder-head and lubrication system.

SUNBEAM MODEL 95 1934-1935

SUNBEAM MODEL 95 500

engine specs
Type:Single cilinder, side valve, air-cooled
Displacement:493 cm3
Bore X Stroke:3.1x3.9 in OR 79 mm
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Torque:0/- lb-ft/RPM OR 0 Nm/RPM
Fuel System:Carburetor
transmission specs
Gearbox:4-Speed
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Final Drive:Chain
chassis specs
Frame:Duplex cradle, steel
Front Suspension:Druid-pattern, girder forks
Rear Suspension:Rigid, spring loaded saddle
Front Brake:Drum
Rear Brake:Drum
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tyres specs
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power system specs
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