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Wikipedia: ILO is a historic German brand of built-in engines and motorcycles. ILO 98cc two-stroke engine from 1934 The company name was Norddeutsche Maschinenfabrik GmbH, Pinneberg-Holstein (1923-1967). The Norddeutsche Maschinenfabrik was founded in 1911 by Heinrich Christiansen. In the early 1920s, two-stroke engines with forced air cooling were made under the name ILO. The name ILO is derived from Esperanto and means "tool". The brand was mainly known for the production of built-in motorcycles for other brands, but between 1923 and 1925 complete motorcycles of 117, 132, 147 and 170 cc were also produced. After the Second World War, complete mopeds were also made for a while. Due to the stylized "I" in the logo, JLO was commonly referred to as JLO. It was even often advertised with the letters "JLO"
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