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Motorcycles & Parts For Sale Your quick and simple resource for classic & vintage Adler motorcycles & parts available worldwide for all models manufactured during the 20th century. |
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Motorcycles & Parts For Sale Your quick and simple resource for classic & vintage Adler motorcycles & parts available worldwide for all models manufactured during the 20th century. |
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Adler first started making motorcycles in the early 1900's, but production soon ceased & they did not introduce another model until 1949. These were two stroke machines, lightweight & very well made. Because of a depression in motorcycle sales in the late 50's Adler were taken over by Grundig & soon after production stopped. Although Adler motorcycles are quite rare these days it is worth looking for machines & spare parts available through Ebay in the countries listed below, you never know what luck you might have!!. If you do not find what you are looking for through Ebay, other suggestions we would make are that you contact one of the several Adler owners clubs worldwide for help & advice. |
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Adler Motorcycles Photos & Info. |
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1949 Adler M100 Engine Size: 98cc First Produced: 1949
Air cooled two stroke engine with a 3 speed gearbox. Top speed was around 70kmh / 43mph. Continued until 1957 with a total of 35,000 units having been built. |
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1952 Adler M125 Engine Size: 123cc First Produced: 1952
With its single cylinder two stroke 6.8hp engine this was a popular model with production continuing until 1956. |
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1951 Adler MB200 Engine Size: 195cc First Produced: 1951
The engine was two stroke
parallel twin coupled to a 4 speed gearbox producing 11.4hp at
5450rpm. It came with a single seat as standard, but a dual
seat was offered as an option. In 1952 the MB250 was
introduced, this was similar in all respects except for the
engine capacity which was increased to 247cc with power output
up to 16hp. |
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1952 Adler M125 Engine Size: 123cc First Produced: 1952
With its single cylinder two stroke 6.8hp engine this was a popular model with production continuing until 1956. |
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1953 Adler M150 Engine Size: 147cc First Produced: 1953
Introduced in 1953 this model had a single cylinder two stroke engine coupled to a 4 speed gearbox giving it a top speed of approx 95kmh / 59mph. With only 2500 units being produced through 1953 to 54, production stopped in 1954. |
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1955 Adler MB250S Engine Size: 247cc First Produced: 1953
This model was manufactured mainly for the American market & still retained the same 247cc twin two stroke engine, but with power output increased to 18hp giving it a top speed of 125kmh / 77mph. This was to lead to the 250RS model which was used primarily for racing & enjoyed a lot of success. |
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1955 Adler MB250RS Engine Size: 247cc First Produced: 1953
Developed for racing enthusiasts this machine had a highly tuned 247cc engine with twin carburetors & would reach speeds of up to 105mph. |
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1957 Adler ISDT Engine Size: 247cc First Produced: 1957
This is basically the same as the M250S, the main difference being the greater upsweep of the exhaust system. |
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1957 Adler Favorit Engine Size: 247cc First Produced: 1956
Designed as a replacement for the MB250. It had a two cylinder two stroke inline engine with 4 speed foot operated gears. Top speed was around 116kmh / 72mph. There was also a Sprinter model with slightly more power taking the top speed up to 79mph. Production of this model ceased in 1960. |
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Adler Parts & Motorcycles For Sale & Wanted |
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Your Ad Here €4.99eur / $usd / ₤gbp Until sold or found!! |
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WANTED For 1954 Adler MB150 Good condition headlamp & front mudguard. Contact Mike: |
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