Cock van der Windt has a museum of sports mopeds in the Netherlands and has sent us these photos of a selection of machines from his collection.
Restoration in progress on an Alpino
T48 4T four-stroke
Studio photo of the finished Alpino
T48 4T four-stroke
Avada Super Sport with headlamp
fairing. Avada mopeds came from Alphen a/d Rijn
and the name is derived from that of the company's owner:
A VAn DAm.
Avaros Ultra Sport. Avaros (or
Avros,as a number of earlier nachines were branded), like a
number of Dutch marque names, is derived from the founder's name:
Ad VAn ROSsum. The company was based in
Dordrecht. Like most Avaros machines, the Ultra Sport is
powered by a Flandria engine.
Berini M21 Sport. Perhaps the
least sporting of Berini's sports-styled mopeds, since it was
powered by the single-speed M21 engine.
Ducbock Sandrino four-stroke.
Ducbock machines came from the firm of
Gé van Bockel in Rotterdam ans were powered by
Ducati engines. The name is a contraction of DUCati and
van BOCKel.
Restored Ducbock Sandrino
four-stroke.
Magneet Cheetah 601 in the museum.
Studio photo of the Magneet Cheetah 601
Superia Fullspeed. Superia was a
counterpart to Flandria and, while Flandria machines had their
own engines, Superia used proprietary engines: Sachs, Victoria
and Pluvier. The Fullspeeed was a Sachs-powered equivalent
to the Flandria Record.
Testi Weekend Cross
Yamaha FS1 ... four-stroke
Zündler. This special is constructed from Zündapp
and Kreidler parts. As well as being a contraction of
ZÜNapp and KreiDLER, Zündler is also German for
firebrand.
Zündler on display at Vehikel in Rosmalen.
Published January 2013
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