I like that one! 
The seller says it is a FJ motorcycle. True?
The seller says it is a FJ motorcycle. True?
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thanks for that info Sven ..Originally posted by SvenWittnebel View Post
does anyone know if there is one of these bikes on show at an exhibition or museum in the UK? Cheers, Torsten.
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Torsten, there are two other links at the bottom of the Wikipedia site... just follow the second one.
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should have tried that first I guess...Originally posted by SvenWittnebel View PostTorsten, there are two other links at the bottom of the Wikipedia site... just follow the second one. 
Cheers, Torsten.
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http://www.alliedspecialforces.org/soewelbike.htm
The Allied Special Forces Association Hereford UK
Tel. 01432-357666
www.alliedspecialforces.org
postroom@alliedspecialforces.org
(That's the site from the link and it shows the Welbike at ==>)
Harrington Aviation Museum
( http://www.harringtonmuseum.org.uk/Location.htm )Comment
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Well the Welbike is pretty much different on the pictures I posted and the ones ont that site : http://www.alliedspecialforces.org/soewelbike.htm
Look at the tires and the handle of the bike. It looks much smaller on the first picture I posted.Comment
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Auto und Technik Museum Sinsheim
Luftlandemotorrad Corgy
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Italian para bike
Its Italian. See following link:
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=216136Comment
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Nick is correct the bike is Italian.
Hi Sven, the bike you show in post number 8 is a post war "Corgi". These were made by the same company as the "Welbike" but these were never used by the Army. The Royal Navy had one is it alledged. Despite this many good museums have them on display painted green.
I often see them at military vehicle rallies here in the UK too. A pet hate of mine.
The wartime "Welbike" shown in the link in post 6 is owned by a forum member and friend of mine.
Cheers, Ade.Comment
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why would it need brakes?Comment
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