> > ROBUR means POWER in Latin, if I am not mistaken.
Just for the record, recently at some exhibition of the old bicycles, I saw
a nice bike from 1920-ties, red painted, with pretty large sign "ROBUR".
Bike was Italian production. Could it be related with that "power" meaning,
or with the Verne's Robur?
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