Posted 3 years ago
loko
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Hi, if the pics are too hard to see my e mail is jarod1212@telus.net i can send u a pic from the photo album that will be bigger and better. does anyone know the make of the bike/ emblem? tks, lorne
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Posted 3 years ago
loko
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Hi, if the pics are too hard to see my e mail is jarod1212@telus.net i can send u a pic from the photo album that will be bigger and better. does anyone know the make of the bike/ emblem? tks, lorne
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the picture was taken in 1958 in Europe. the ride started in Denmark, the southern part, dont know the make of the bike and would really like to id it. tks, lorne
You need to take a photo of this picture with a digital camera. When I clicked the photo it did not increase in size like other pictures here. And I do not want it sent to me as i just got rid of a virus.
Hi penguins, I did expand the picture to highlight the emblem and this is as large as my mac pro i photo program would make the picture. I can isolate and expand other parts of the bike let me know what sections would help if they were expanded and i will post them.
Hey it looks to be a Franco Morini motor so I would guess, If built before 58 it's a T125 2 stroke or if it was built in 58 it could be a Morini Franco Motori spa which would be a 250cc. It's hard to see in the picture?? Hawk
It's a German built Dürkopp motorcycle. Most likely a Dürkopp MD 200 or MD 150.