Hi, im new
Im trying to find out if there are any Citroen M35's or GS Birotor's, still fitted with the original Comotor engine, anywhere in the UK.
Does anyone know?
Citroen M35 / GS Birotor
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Welcome to the forum Norton
It's remarkable there are any Birotors here as they were all supposed to have been crushed by Citroen I believe. I'm delighted some escaped that fate I like the GS in general and the Birotor is something magical.
That's a good website you have there I'd forgotten all about the Norton Rotary and remember better the Suzuki RE5.
Do you run anything else rotary like an Ro80 or a Mazda of any sort?
It's remarkable there are any Birotors here as they were all supposed to have been crushed by Citroen I believe. I'm delighted some escaped that fate I like the GS in general and the Birotor is something magical.
That's a good website you have there I'd forgotten all about the Norton Rotary and remember better the Suzuki RE5.
Do you run anything else rotary like an Ro80 or a Mazda of any sort?
Jim
Runner, cyclist, time triallist, duathlete, Citroen AX fan and the CCC Citroenian 'From A to Z' Columnist...
Runner, cyclist, time triallist, duathlete, Citroen AX fan and the CCC Citroenian 'From A to Z' Columnist...
I seem to recall Andrew Brodie of Brodie Engineering in London (ebay cxi220?)
of Sm expertise fame had a Birotor in mint stock standard condition in the
early 90's. Being a GS addict, I still rue the day I decided not to buy one in
France before they became better known, desirable and consequently very
expensive!!
Even the brochure is a work of art very much like the Sm version.
Andrew
of Sm expertise fame had a Birotor in mint stock standard condition in the
early 90's. Being a GS addict, I still rue the day I decided not to buy one in
France before they became better known, desirable and consequently very
expensive!!
Even the brochure is a work of art very much like the Sm version.
Andrew
Hi, yes i have a Norton and a Mazda.CitroJim wrote:Welcome to the forum Norton
It's remarkable there are any Birotors here as they were all supposed to have been crushed by Citroen I believe. I'm delighted some escaped that fate I like the GS in general and the Birotor is something magical.
That's a good website you have there I'd forgotten all about the Norton Rotary and remember better the Suzuki RE5.
Do you run anything else rotary like an Ro80 or a Mazda of any sort?
Rotaries seem to make a habit of escaping the crusher, the Prototype twin rotor Chevrolet Corvette was supposed to be crushed but turned up in a crate in the storage area on the roof of Bedford Trucks in Luton!! Its now owned by a Vette specialist in Snodland, Kent.
I believe that Citroen went bankrupt as a result of their involvement with the rotary and it certainly spelt the end for NSU with whom Citroen formed Comotor.
Did you know that the Comotor engine was used in a motorcycle? The Van Veen OCR1000.
Thanks for all the replies and thanks very much for the contact number.