1975 HERCULES K 125 MILITARY
The German Sachs engine factory’s motorcycle brand, Hercules started production in 1904. Established in 1886 in Schweinfurt near Würzburg, Sachs is one of the oldest engine comp
1964 BMW R 69S
The youngest BMW motorcycle in our Museum is a R 69S in Dover white, a change from the usual color of black. In production from 1955 to 1964, this model used a 34 cu.in. engine a
1962 NSU PRIMA V (FIVESTAR)
The German representative of 1950s European scooter mania, NSU was a motorcycle and automobile brand created in 1873 in Riedlingen Donau by two young technicians named Henrich Stol
1962 MATCHLESS G12, 650 “Majestic”
Henry Herbert Collier and his sons Charlie and Harry manufactured various models ranging from small two-stroke engines to 45.7 cu.in. four-stroke motorcycles in Plumstead, south Lo
1955 DKW RT 125/2
Known as the most-copied motorcycle and the most popular motorcycle in Germany, the RT 125 was designed in 1939 by engineer Hermann Weber. It remained in production with improvemen
1954 ZÜNDAPP KM 50 COMBINETTE 408
The smallest vehicle in our Museum, this moped was manufactured in Munich by the German Zündapp company, which offered the widest range of any motorcycle manufacturer in Europe. A
1954 BMW R 51/3
While manufacturing planes during World War I as BFW, BMW and its partners started manufacturing motorcycle engines and then motorcycles in 1923, due to the Allied ban on the produ
1954 BMW R 25/3
A plane company banned from production in 1917 BFW (Bayerische Flugzeugwerke) started manufacturing four-stroke motorcycle engines, and began to manufacture motorcycles under the b
1950 BMW R 24
Established in 1917 by three companies, BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke: the Bavarian Engine Factory) reached its current form when one of the partners, BFW (Bayerische Flugzeugwerke
1947 HARLEY-DAVIDSON SERVI-CAR
Introduced in 1932, this three-wheeler remained in production for 42 years with modifications. The Servi-Car, as its name suggests, was planned and manufactured as a service vehicl