Jan 15, 2020 · DKW was the leading light in 250cc racing during the 1930s, its works machines all-conquering. There was a privateer version too, of which this is a rare example.

Since 1927, for example, the performance of the 250 c.c. class has been increased from 6.5 BHP on the E250 to 14.1 BHP on the new RT250 with practically no increase in engine speeds. The …

Feb 10, 2014 · DKW renewed their racing program with naturally-aspirated two-strokes, including some well-developed RT 125 racers and a successful series of air-cooled 250 twins and 350 …

DKW RT 250 1 : Year : 1952 : Category : Sport : Rating : 2.9 Check out the detailed rating of racing track capabilities, engine performance, accident risk, etc. Compare with any other bike.

1952 DKW RT 250. Engine Size: 244cc. First Produced: 1952. By 1952 DKW was ready to introduce a 250 cc model, the 11 horsepower RT 250. Engine: 1-cylinder, 2-stroke …

DKW URe 250 1937. After the happy but short career of the Garelli motorcycle in the early 1920s, no other motorcycle manufacturer (except for Scott in England, which raced only locally) tried …

DKW 1938 NZ250. One of the outstanding features of the NZ models is the central box section frame for the first time used on any motorcycle, pioneered by DKW.

1939 US 250 Rennmaschine, supercharged two-stroke. 1946-1949 KS 1 Gegenläufer 250cc/350cc 4 piston twins.

Anyway, this 250 only put out 11 horsepower, but the 62 mph top speed had to be respectable in the fifties. This particular 1953 DKW RT 250 was just pulled out of a garage in Riverside, …

Apr 7, 2014 · One of the most famous reverse-cylinder motorcycles of all time, the DKW SS 250 featured a "split-single" or "twingle" engine which had two pistons driven by a split con-rod. …