Pannonia T5
Pannonia T5 is a Hungarian single-cylinder, two-stroke motorcycle.
The Pannonia model was produced on the Hungarian Csepel factory, which produced aircraft until 1945. Thus, from 1956 to 1975, the plant began producing motorcycles under the Pannonia brand. Initially, motorcycles were produced under the Csepel brand.
Production of the T5 model began in the mid-1960s. The motorcycle was designed for use with a sidecar, although more powerful models usually performed such tasks. Taking into account the features of Pannonia, a lightweight Dual sidecar was developed weighing only 70 kilograms with an aluminum body. This allowed the motorcycle to become more versatile and in demand.
Manufacturer: Pannónia (Csepel)
Assembly: Budapest (Hungary)
Years of production: 1964—1975
Length: 2100 mm
Height: 920 mm
Engine: 1 cylinder; 247 cc
Power: 16 HP
Max speed: 110 km/h
Fuel consumption: 5 l/100 km
Weight: 120 kg
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