Chinese motorcycle during WWII
Posted by Technical-Onion-1495@reddit | shittytechnicals | View on Reddit | 14 comments
Posted by Technical-Onion-1495@reddit | shittytechnicals | View on Reddit | 14 comments
CerealATA@reddit
Old-school Malay spelling always goes very hard.
Oh, the bike is nice too. Would love to have one for personal travel.
Saelyre@reddit
Interesting that it has a header in Malay too.
CerealATA@reddit
And in old-school Malay spelling, too. That style goes very hard.
PSYisGod@reddit
Soerat Kabar Gambar jang paling terkenal di "Tiongkok"? Where or what the hell is Tiongkok?
Saelyre@reddit
Tiongkok is just the Hokkien pronunciation for 中国, China.
CerealATA@reddit
And in old spelling, too. That style goes very hard.
Particular-Month-514@reddit
🇹🇼 🎖️💐 Victorious Defender's of China
PossibleSource9132@reddit
Beat the Japanese but lost against the ccp.
TessierSendai@reddit
The composition of the photo and the look on the driver's face made me initially think that he was putting a reassuring hand on the gunnner's knee.
"You're doing great, Champ! I just know you'll hit something next time!"
FaustinoAugusto234@reddit
Changjiang did not start production of motorcycles until 1950. If this is WWII, it must be some early IMZ Ural copy of the BMW R71 but with an anomalous girder fork.
BriocheTressee@reddit
Haha BMW Flat twin goes brrrrrr
Great_White_Sharky@reddit
China had German made Zündapp motorcycles, some of them with machine gun sidecars similar to this one. Could it be one of those?
SnooCauliflowers7934@reddit
Well it does have the Zündapp emblem on the side and the frame and fork check out so most likely yes
blackdvck@reddit
Yes most likely a zundapp