June 1948: Whizzer introduced the “Pacemaker,” which the company referred to as the “only complete motorbike.” The bike came with the Model “J” engine already attached to the frame and ready to run. Whizzer sold about 51,000 Model “J” motors at a cost of $97.55. Whizzer announced the Model “J” engine, which had a chrome-plated exhaust pipe and fittings, a new, more-reliable Carter carburetor, and motorcycle-type twist-grip controls. The company had over 12 dozen warehouses nationwide that supplied 3500 dealers. May 1948: Dietrich Kohlsaat announced that they had sold 150,000 Whizzer engines. Note that the ad says 20″ wheels, which means the rim size. 1952 Whizzer ad has the motor kit for $109,Īnd the Sportsman bike for $239, with 138cc
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