Rumi Vienna
Rumi Vienna
Rumi Vienna is presented as close friends of the UK club and includes notes on the older Viennese society, private owners, and photographs from collections and Oldtimers events.
The page also celebrates engineer Fabbri Giuseppe and references his remarkable multi-cylinder engine designs.
- The page says many Austrian Rumi owners enjoy their machines independently rather than through a large organised club.
- Rumi Vienna is described as the successor to the Rumi Klub Wien, founded in the 1950s.
- The surviving Vienna society is said to consist of around five members.
- Photo contributions are credited to W. Zlamalik and R. Baldassari, including material from the Oldtimers fair in Tulln 2010.
- Fabbri Giuseppe is credited with designs including a 4-cylinder 250cc inline, a 6-cylinder inline, a 4-cylinder V 250cc, and an 8-cylinder V 500cc engine.
