Royal Enfield Model 180 Colonial

Royal Enfield Model 180 was first produced in 1912, and quickly became one of the basic sidecar motorcycles of the British Empire's armies. It was powered by a 9 HP engine and could manage up to 90 kph, depending on the load. The sidecar sometimes carried Vickers heavy machine gun.

 The "Colonial" version was produced between 1915 and 1918 for Britain's continental allies: France, Belgium and Russia. After the resurrection of the Polish state, these motorcycles were brought to Poland by general Haller's Blue Army, and later on were captured from the bolsheviks in 1920.