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Adalberto Garelli

1886 – 1968

Italian engineer and entrepreneur

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Lived 1886 – 1968 (aged 81). Adalberto Garelli was an Italian engineer and entrepreneur.

Adalberto Garelli (July 10, 1886 – January 13, 1968) was an Italian engineer and entrepreneur who patented a gearbox and a Split-single engine.

Education Garelli graduated from college with a degree in engineering in 1909.

Business career After graduating with an engineering degree in 1909, Garelli went to work for Fiat. Garelli left Fiat in 1911 when they did not express interest in his ideas for a 2 stroke motor.

By 1919 Garelli started his own motorcycle engine company named Garelli.

Honors From 1930 to 1933 Garelli was the President of the Italian Cycling Federation.

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Who was Adalberto Garelli?

Italian engineer and entrepreneur (1886-1968)

When was Adalberto Garelli born?

Adalberto Garelli was born on 10 July 1886 in Turin.

When did Adalberto Garelli die?

Adalberto Garelli died on 13 January 1968 in Bogliasco.

What was Adalberto Garelli's occupation?

Adalberto Garelli was an engineer and entrepreneur.

What nationality was Adalberto Garelli?

Adalberto Garelli was Italian.

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· Wikipedia: Adalberto Garelli

· Wikidata: Q15639970

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