Year: 1951                cc: 500

Frame no.: F11 37940          Engine no.: F11 37940

Documents: British V5C Registration document

 

 

A desirable matching-numbers Clubman model fitted with the alloy/bronze cylinder head, Amal TT carburettor and quick-release fuel tank, this '500' International was first owned by one G D Alcock, who rode it in the 1951 and '52 Senior Clubman's TT races on the Isle of Man, finishing in 15th and...

1930 Harley-Davidson DL 750cc V-twin

Year: 1930                  cc: 750  

Documents: Swedish road registration

 

Harley-Davidson introduced in 1929 their first sidevalve powered motorcycle in a 45ci displacement. Rather than create a new frame, they utilized the frames from the smaller 21ci OHV singles, but new engine cases were designed to mount the generator vertically alongside the front cylinder, giving the motorcycle the...

Zündapp KS500 1937 500cc OHV Twin

 

Frame number: 172124         Engine number: 171380

Year: 1937                          Cylinder capacity: 500 cc

 

video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsKIOAP9rwM

video on the run: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8m0qqUga5g

 

Zündapp was a major German motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1917 in Nuremberg by Fritz Neumeyer, together with the Friedrich Krupp AG and the machine tool...

Harley-Davidson JD 1200cc IOE 1927 - special color - "Coach green"

 

This Harley-Davidson JD is an older restoration in good condition, it has been restored is Norway.
It was restored with a special color paint - "coach green", which is correct for the model year 1927. At the later half of the 1920's Harley-Davidson introduced special color options other than the regular olive green, in order to remain succesful on the market. Later...

Year: 1957                         Cylinder capacity: 500 cc

Frame no.: 15-002221        Engine no.: 15-002221

Documents: EU road registration document

 

 

In 1927, Frantisek Janecek began assembling Wanderer motorcycles (under license) to expand his factory's product range. Later, after purchasing the equipment and tools necessary for production, he renamed the motorcycle, derived from the names JAnecek and WAnderer, to the brand...