CLASSIC GERMAN MOTORCYCLES
Flight of the Bumblebee: 1961 DKW Hummel 115
By Hamish Cooper
Once derided as “the tin banana,” owner Stewart Ingram describes his DKW Hummel as “Art Deco on an acid trip.”
1955 Horex Resident Model 8
By the Motorcycle Classics staff
This 1955 Horex Resident Model 8 was one of hundreds of classic motorcycles at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Birmingham, Alabama.
1956 Maico Taifun
By the Motorcycle Classics staff
This 1959 Maico Taifun is one of hundreds of classic motorcycles on display at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Birmingham, Alabama.
Münch Mammoth Creator Friedel Münch Dies at Age 87
MC Staff
Friedel Münch, the creative genius behind the iconic and evocative Münch Mammoth, passed away April 26, 2014, after a lengthy illness.
Another Brick in the Wall: 1986-1992 BMW K75S
By Motorcycle Classics staff
Best bets on tomorrow’s classics: 1986-1992 BMW K75S.
Fearsome Four: Clymer-Munch Mammoth
By Robert Smith
In its day, the Clymer-Munch Mammoth was the biggest, fastest production motorcycle there was.
Upgrades: Krauser 4-Valve Heads
By Greg Williams
The Krauser 4-valve heads were part of what made the MKM1000 great.
Horex Motorcycles History: More than Singles
By Jeff Alexander
Horex motorcycles have been around since 1923 thanks to Friedrich and Fritz Kleeman.
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