Show us your motorcycle photos

[ErwinR]

And up

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[Larrister]

From another thread.

[Larrister]

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[Larrister]

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[Freggel]

Hello, I am quite new here, been lurking for some time. Here is my first contribution to this forum and this topic.

[Todd Gylsen]

Welcome to the forum Bert and thanks for keeping this thread going strong!

[Gnadderkopp]

One more from my photo collection - Wehrmacht soldiers on a Zündapp/Zuendapp, France, with french rifles.



More: http://forum-der-wehrmacht.de/thread...tuser=0&page=1

Michael

[Freggel]

here is a new one:

[Akira Takiguchi]

To bring back a thread I like very much...

[Akira Takiguchi]

more (I haven't posted this have I??? - due to too much work I keep forgetting... )

[Karl B]

Nice clear 2ndPD photo you have there Akira.

Cheers

Karl

[Rich Payne]

Motorcycle identity

#355 appears to be a captured British Norton 16H. As the standard WD motorcycle from 1936 up until the begining of the war, it probably made up a greater proportion of the 20,548 motorcycles abandoned during the Fall of France than any other.

I would be interested to know if there are any pointers as to which Wehrmacht unit has taken it over and when and where the photograph may have been taken.

[Rich Payne]

Captured Nortons

While on the subject of captured Nortons, is it bad form to link to a recent ebay auction ? I was outbid on this one but would be keen to know if the Wehrmacht unit markings can be discerned.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MEWA:IT&ih=004

I assume from the quantity of mud that it must have been taken on the eastern front ?

[Kevin1261]

Wonder if any of the bike riders,ever had the chance to ride captured Harleys or Indians,and what they thought of them.

[torstenbel]

here is one