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C1 or C-1 may refer to:

In vehicles
  • BMW C1, a security scooter with a roof
  • Citroën C1, a small car
  • Ford C1 platform, the Ford Motor Company's global compact car automobile platform
  • Hawker-Siddeley C1 Andover transport aircraft
  • Kawasaki C-1, an indigeneous transport aircraft of the Japanese Air Self-Defense Forces
  • C-1 Trader, an anti-submarine warfare aircraft of the United States Navy
  • HMS C1, a C-class submarine of the Royal Navy
  • USS C-1 (SS-9), a C-class submarine of the United States Navy
  • USS Newark (C-1), a protected cruiser of the United States Navy
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BMW World - C1 (505 words)
First presented by BMW in 1992 at the IMFA in Cologne, Germany, the BMW C1 is a small motorcycle with a safety cage.
The C1 is fitted with twin seat-belts in a "cross your heart" fashion to keep the rider safely inside the vehicle.
The C1 is built by Bertone Carrozzeria S.P.A. of Torino, Italy, while Bombardier-Rotax GmbH of Austria produces the engine unit.
The 1999 London Motor Show - by CAINT.COM (778 words)
The seat belts are fixed to the extruded aluminium core of the C1, which acts as an all-round safety cage and protects the driver in a roll-over situation.
The integrated safety concept of the C1 has been shown in crash tests to be so safe that it can be ridden without a helmet, in complete safety.
The BMW C1 is powered by a single cylinder 125cc, water-cooled, four stroke engine producing 15bhp at 9000rpm and 12Nm (9 lbs ft) of torque at 7000rpm.
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