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Aikoku ("patriotism" in English) were motorcycles which were manufactured by Tetsui Makita in Japan in the mid-1930s, featuring 50cc side valve engines by JAC and HMS, and Meguro gearboxes.

References

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

v t e Major and notable Japanese motorcycle marques
Current	Honda Kawasaki Suzuki Yamaha
Defunct	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

Major and notable Japanese motorcycle marques

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