1957 Other Makes

Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed

This is russian motorcycle, that is a copy of DKW NZ 350 ( Germany ) In 1917 his company - "Zschopauer Maschinenfabric", spurred by wartime petrol shortages, produced a "DampfKraftWagen" steam-engine car, or shortly - DKW.Invented as one of the bestsellers on the civil motorcycle market in 1938, put to the test during the WW2 as the Wehrmacht drove deep into France, through the vast harsh weather conditions of Russia and into Normandy. The DKW NZ 350 and the 1944 modified military version DKW NZ 350-1 survived and proved to be another of these honorable machines of the past.After the second war, by order of the SMAD (Soviet Military Administration in Germany) the dismantling of works started on July 3. All equipment is crated and shipped to the Soviet Union. The blasting of the buildings can be prevented through the intervention of the workers and the cities major. motor data: IZS 49 / 1957 Engine: 346 cm3 Number of cylinders: 1 Compression ratio: 1:5,8 Maximum speed: 4,000 / min Performance: 11.05 Down A power per liter: 33 Down Stroke / bore: 85 mm / 72 mm The transmission gear ratios: First Rate: 1:4,32 Second rate: 1:2,24 Third rate: 1:1,4 Fourth speed: 1:1 The motorcycle and other data: Petrol tank capacity: 13 to 14 l Oil tank capacity: 1 L Weight: 162 kg Maximum speed: 90 km / h. Gasoline consumption: 4.5 l/100 km One horsepower per weight: 14 kg Tire Size: 3.25 "x 19", 3.25 "x 19" Dimensions: Wheelbase: 1355 mm The motor length: 2175 mm The motorcycle width: 780 mm Highest point: 1000 mm Ground Height: 120 mm