and then erbit switched to a motorcycle, making it his socialist brand.as evacuated here, and 3 months later the first echelon with motorcycles left erbit for the front. at that time, erbit motorcycles were made according to the german model. its technology was transferred by the germans themselves before the war in 1940. in total, irbitsky the motorcycle plant produced more than 3 million motorcycles, and motorcycles to almost the entire country. it opened here in 2004. has been unique for 60 years; it reflects the main trends in the development of domestic and global motorcycle manufacturing, represented by models of leading motorcycle companies. and one more place that you absolutely cannot miss, if by the will of fate you find yourself in orbit, this is the state museum of fine arts, you know, in my opinion, all its visitors come out amazed at what they saw. bironesi, names that simply knock you off your feet, and because what’s amazing, attention, is the only specialized museum of engravings and drawings in the country,

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