Rotax

Rotax is a manufacturer of Austrian engine, company creates in 1920 with Dresden, Germany. It is now a subsidiary company of group BPR (Bombardier Produced entertaining)

History

1943 the factories are moved with Wels, Austria
1947 the factories are moved with Gunskirchen.
1959 Rotax amalgamates with the company Lohner-Werke, a manufacturer of car and frame of railway goods wagon based with Vienna.
1970 Lohner-Rotax is bought by Bombardier Inc., which makes it possible Rotax to develop its section of engines of motor bike.
1982 the company develops its first driving 4-time.
1962 a Rotax engine is installed for the first time on a motor bike-snow
1989 the engine 912A for plane is certified.

Rotax

Sells engines to the manufacturer of motor bike Aprilia;
Sells engines at the Canadian company Edge-Am motorcycles (Rotax and Edge-Am' S belong to the same Produced group entertaining Bombardier);
Sells engines with SWM between 1977 and 1984 for the motor bikes of trial and enduro;
Sells engines in Clews Competition Motorcycles;
Factory Rotax max for the Karting, driving 2-time of 125 cm ³;
Factory one-cylinder 4 valves, driving 4-time with liquid cooling for the motor bike BMW F650;
Factory the Rotax 912 and the Rotax 914 for the light planes;
Rotax 122 and Rotax 123, driving 2-times of 125 cm ³ for the motor bike Aprilia RS125;
Factory the engines Rotax 494 and 493, driving 2-times used for the race Sports Because Club off America F500 race bus;
Sells engines with KTM;
Sells engines with Bimota;
Sells engines with BMW.
Sells engines with Buell for 1125R.

External bond

Rotax Aircraft Engines

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