- Velorex was a Czechoslovakian manufacturing company of motorbikes and small cars, founded in 1936 by the Str nsk brothers, able to survive the war and two dictatorships, and remained active until 1971. Among its models, the Oskar was one of the most interesting, taking the concept of a covered motorbike , typical of mini cars, to the extreme. Equipped, in the post-war version, with Jawa 250 mechanics, the Oskar was a 3-wheeled motorbike, with two seats side by side, and bodywork initially in leather, then in imitation leather, supported by very thin steel tubes.
- A rare vehicle, little known but fascinating in its simplicity. The only example known in Italy.
- Restored a few years ago.
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