Isn't it puuuuurty?

**maggot** · 17th June 2010, 20:04

So on holiday in france last year, I was walking along when this baby caught my eye. I couldn't resist having a casual drool and snapping a few quick pics.
I've got noooo idea in hell what it is, but man it looks good, even with the sidey :P

Anyone care to educate a young'un on this sexy machine?

**miloking** · 18th June 2010, 01:44

Originally Posted by maggot

So on holiday in france last year, I was walking along when this baby caught my eye. I couldn't resist having a casual drool and snapping a few quick pics.
I've got noooo idea in hell what it is, but man it looks good, even with the sidey :P

Anyone care to educate a young'un on this sexy machine?

Whati s it? Does it float? It looks like it might...

**DIN PELENDA** · 18th June 2010, 02:15

Look like something that french reposes from germans at end of WW2 nice one .

**T.W.R** · 18th June 2010, 08:16

It's a Zundapp of some description

The Frame is identical to 800c flat four of the mid 1930s but the engine is the same as the KS750 military 750 flat twin of the early 1940s

**monkey99** · 18th June 2010, 09:43

Beautiful Bike

**PeteJ** · 18th June 2010, 11:57

Originally Posted by T.W.R

It's a Zundapp of some description

The Frame is identical to 800c flat four of the mid 1930s but the engine is the same as the KS750 military 750 flat twin of the early 1940s

So that'd be the one with the all-chain gearbox, then? I've never seen one, but a mate used to own one - taken as wartime booty by an enterprising Kiwi soldier...

**T.W.R** · 18th June 2010, 12:37

Originally Posted by PeteJ

So that'd be the one with the all-chain gearbox, then? I've never seen one, but a mate used to own one - taken as wartime booty by an enterprising Kiwi soldier...

Dunno about the gearbox but the 498cc & up flat twins were shaft drive and the KS750 had 4speed + reverse gear and drive to the sidecar wheel (the KS750 was an exclusively built item for the military)