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Motorcycles until 1945

Motorcycle type "Excelsior" 1933

A motorcycle of the type "Excelsior" from Universal Motors is the least expensive exhibit at the Motorcycle Show in Olympia. The bike costs only 16 Guinea, including electric lighting.

Motorcycles 1920 to 1945

A motorcycle trip alongside the Rhein river, 1936

A man and a woman are taking a break at a bank of the Rhein river. The motorcycle is most likely a NSU 501 OSL which was first produced in 1936.

Motorcycles 1920 to 1945

Motorized unit of the fascist "Balilla" in Italy, 1935.

Members of a motorized unit of the fascist youth organization "Opera Nazionale Balilla" (O.N.B.) in Italy with motorcycles.

Motorcycles, 1928

Men on motorcycles during their lunch break in Wesel.

German motorcycle detachment in Russian Poland, 1915

German motorists in Russian Poland leave their base.

Cleaning and inspection of motorcycles, 1935

The motorcycles of the type DKW KM 200 are checked and cleaned by the members of the Motor HJ. An NSKK man is watching the work. The machines are prepared for the inspection on the parade ground in the Goslar Domkaserne.

Motorcycle drill of the Motor HJ, 1938

The members of the Motor Hitler Youth stand in a row with their motorcycles in the camp at "Potsdamer Platz" in the Nordoer Heide. They are about to leave for a training ride. They are sitting on motorcycles of the type DKW KS 200.

Inspection of motorcycles, 1937

Before the cross-country ride from Berlin Lichterfelde to Goslar, members of the Motor Hitler Youth check their motorcycles. The motorcycles are of the type DKW RT 98 cc.

Motor HJ members at the inspection of the motorcycles, 1938

Lined up members of the Motor HJ wait for the inspection of their motorbikes of the type NSU-D Quick.Dies which takes place at the 5th Reich meeting of the Hitler Youth in Goslar.

Policemen with new motorbikes in New York, 1938

The image depicts Chief Commissioner A.C. Anderson (ri. in uniform) and Police President Louis J. Valentine (in plain clothes) at the official testing of 69 new police motorbikes. They are replacements for discarded motorbikes. Altogether the New York police then possessed more than 327 motorbikes.

Sir Malcolm Campbell on a motorcycle, 1935

English racing motorist Malcolm Campbell rides an american motorcycle on Daytona Beach

BMW motorcycle, 1941

The BMW motorcycle built in 1941 with a two-cylinder engine, cardan drive and four-wheel suspension.

BMW motorcycle with sidecar, 1935

The BMW motorcycle is newly equipped with a sidecar.

BMW motorcycle, 1928

Motorcycle of the BMW brand.