Aero (motorcycle)

Motorcycle built by Narazo Shamazu

The Aero was the creation of Narazo Shamazu, who had built motorcycles under the NS name prior to World War I. The Aero was manufactured between 1925 and 1927, and featured 250cc and 633cc single-cylinder engines.[1]

## References

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1. ^ Erwin Tragatsch; Ash, Kevin. The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Motorcycles, Quantum Publishing, London, 2000 ISBN 1-86160-342-8

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Major and notable Japanese motorcycle marques

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* Honda
* Kawasaki
* Suzuki
* Yamaha

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* Abe (1928~31)
* Abe Star (1930~59)
* ACE
* Aero
* Aikoku
* Aichi Kikai
* Aioi (c.1950s)
* Aisan (c. 1950)
* Aiwa Motor
* Akebono (1953)
* Akitsu (c.1950s)
* All Nations (c.1950s)
* Amano (c.1950s)
* Asahi
* BF Motor
* BIM
* Blue Bird
* BM
* Bridgestone
* Brother
* Cabton
* Center
* Chiyoda
* Daihatsu
* Fuji
* Fujitsubo
* Giant
* Hirano
* Hodaka
* Hosk
* Hyogo
* Iwasaki
* Kurogane
* Kyoho
* Lilac
* Marusho
* Mazda
* Meguro
* Mitsubishi
* Miyata
* Mizushima
* NS
* New Era
* Nisshin
* Rikuo
* Shin Meiwa
* Showa Fujiya
* Tohatsu
* Yamaguchi

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