Ural — case

Ural phone case

Silicone phone cover.

Ural

The origins of the Ural motorcycle date back to World War II, as the Soviet M-72 military motorcycle was its prototype. The machine with a sidecar could carry 3 people and a load weighing a total of 260 kg, performing well on long journeys. The Soviet M-72, produced in the city of Irbit beyond the Urals, was one of Stalin's planned undertakings aimed at modernizing the army. The Ural as we know it gained popularity only after the war - in the 1960s, the frame and suspension were changed, and one of its versions featured a new engine with 32 hp. In the 1990s, the Irbit factory was privatized, and the era of Ural production definitively came to an end. However, this does not mean that it is not still a well-known and liked machine today - many an enthusiast can certainly call themselves the proud owner of this historic motorcycle.

The author of the drawing is Wrocław artist Paweł Grabowski.