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Supercharger ban in FIM racing

Online book sources
- Walker, Mick (2006), The Manx Norton , Redline Books, p. 33, ISBN 9780954435790 {{citation}}: no-break space character in |title= at position 16 (help)
- Walker, Mick (2013), Italian Racing Motorcycles , M-Y Books, p. 174, ISBN 9781783180066 {{citation}}: no-break space character in |title= at position 27 (help) and page 107
- Wilson, Hugo (2002), Hot Bikes, DK ADULT, p. 50, ISBN 978-0789483966
- Falloon, Ian (2011), The Book of the Classic MV Agusta Fours , Veloce Publishing, pp. 10–11, ISBN 9781845842031 {{citation}}: no-break space character in |title= at position 40 (help)
ex-Kurt Kuhnke,1937 DKW 250cc Supercharged Racing Motorcycle at Bonhams
Classic Motorcycle Racing Engines, Kevin Cameron: after the ban, the previously supercharged Gilera 500 didn't perform well, so in 1948 Gilera redesigned the engine and created the 500-4. It was the mother (words?) of subsequent four-stroke inline fours that have dominated motorcycle racing since then. (credit Dennis)
L.J.K. Setright A History of the World's Motorcycles p. 153: In 1946, the first postwar motorcycle show was held, and racing resumed. The same year, superchargers were banned and race fuel was limited to 72 octane. (credit Dennis)
Cameron, Kevin (August 1, 2014), "Is motorcycle development stymied by FIM rules?", Cycle World