Puch Magnum X Derbi

The Puch Magnum X is a moped produced by the Austrian company Puch. It is a popular model among moped enthusiasts due to its engine platform and stylish design. The Magnum X features a 50cc Puch E50 two-stroke engine. It has an automatic transmission and can reach a top speed of 30-35 mph.

One of the distinctive features of the Puch Magnum X is its sleek and sporty design, which sets it apart from other mopeds of the time. It has a low-profile seat, raised handlebars, and a chrome exhaust pipe, giving it a stylish and aggressive look. The Magnum X has a reputation for being easy to maintain and repair.

The Build

This isn’t an ordinary Magnum X. This is an awesome custom build that belongs to TJ. Here is what he had to say when sharing this build on the lovers of Derbi Facebook page.

“2 years ago I had the idea of putting my favorite engine on my dream bike, a Puch Magnum X. With the help of Edward Manhart, we set off to make this death rocket. After 2 years of on-and-off work on this project, it is 95% done and only needs tuning and decals. The frame was stretched to fit the engine, and the swingarm got widened to fit some sweet derbi Atlantis wheels from DOS with front and rear disc brakes. 12v electrical system with a battery to power the electric start. 47mm flatreed kit and a 21phbg carb. Includes a bunch of other little things like a derbi tach, a car horn, and a ton of fabrication everywhere. Can’t wait for some warm weather to get this tuned in and ripping!”

Puch Magnum X Moped

Production Years: 1978-1986
Engine: 50cc two-stroke, single-cylinder
Transmission: Automatic
Top Speed: 30-35 mph (48-56 km/h)
Brakes: Drum brakes (front and rear)
Weight: 140 lbs (63.5 kg)
Seat Height: 27.5 inches (70 cm)
Fuel Capacity: 1.5 gallons (5.7 liters)

Features:

Stylish and sporty design
Low-profile seat and raised handlebars
Chrome exhaust pipe
Reliable and durable engine
Easy to maintain and repair

Popularity:

Still widely used and restored today

Note: The Puch Magnum X was a popular model in the United States and Europe, and its specifications may vary slightly depending on the country and region.

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