Posted by RN on June 27, 2013 at 12:22:37 from (68.190.81.226):
In Reply to: Ot old motorcycles posted by Oliverlover982 on June 26, 2013 at 19:44:26:
check with the Vintage BMW club people if you can- many of them have sources for other old German cycles like NSU and DKW/MZ. Munch Mammuth was a cycle using the 4 cylinder NSU car engine- some made it over here before the honda 750-4s were on market. 1960s to 1980s German, Italian cycles common in Europe were sometimes brought back by military as 'personel goods' instead of 'vehicles'- something about if package was under 500 pounds it could be freight as 'goods'? Your project looks like about a 250cc maybe a 'Max' model? Was market competition to the BMW R24/26 models, MZ Eisenschwein. RN
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