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September 10th 10, 03:39 AM
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Old Russian? German? Motorbike
Make/model of this motorbike? http://www-2.net/y23.stock.pictures/...21_134646.html could well be 1930s ... 
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September 10th 10, 06:58 AM
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NotSure schrieb:
>http://www-2.net/y23.stock.pictures/...21_134646.html > >could well be 1930s ... Resembles a NSU OSL 501 http://www.motorradwallpaper.de/Gale...Bj_1937_1_.jpg The engine looks different though. It might be a Horex Imperator twin in an NSU chassis, but I'm guessing. -- Gruß Radbert
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September 10th 10, 01:23 PM
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> http://www-2.net/y23.stock.pictures/...21_134646.html
It has the double fork of an NSU, but it different. I could be anything.. Lithuania was german until 1918, then independent. the photo is probably from before the russians occupied Lithuanian territory in 1940... hence... it could be a polish, german, or russian motorbike.
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September 10th 10, 02:41 PM
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On Sep 10, 5:23*am, NotSure > wrote:
> >http://www-2.net/y23.stock.pictures/.../n20100821_134... > > It has the double fork of an NSU, but it different. That's called a "girder" fork. They were very common. > it could be a polish, german, or russian motorbike. Also, Motosacoche was a Swiss company that licensed motorcycles resembling NSU's that were sold all over Europe and Britain.
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