Thank you for showing us your cycle and the history behind it.There is nothing more beautiful (except Jessica Alba) than a antique European Motorcycle. They represent the true style of early motorcycling. One of the most gorgeous cycles on the planet are the Zundapp civilian cycles from the 30's...wow!

That is awesome. Perfect restoration. I'm building the scale model kit. Going to make it same as yours.

Great bike. You made a fantastic job of restoring it.

Thank you for talking about the bike.. so many vids are just a bike running(useless). this kind of history is priceless, thank you.

Looks like a great bike to have with the MG mounted, during a zombie apocalypse

Very nice motorcycle and great job on the restoration. Thanks for showing off your bike.

My dad and his mate ‘Vic’ used a captured Zundapp 750 outfit in North Africa in WW2 for personal transport, until they hit a bomb crater on the desert road between Cairo and Alex and wrote it off , he said it was great off-road with the sidecar wheel locked 👌🏻😎

Impressive! I'm not joining-in, re: the sidecar. As the war went on, I suspect they put a lot of Wehrmacht ride back together with what they had left. You've still restored perhaps THE finest sidecar-motorcycle built during WW2. And you ...processed a machinegun in one of the most fanatically hoplophobic states in the U.S.A. without it ending up cut to pieces & "cast into yon fiery furnace." I'm doubly impressed. Best regards.

Well done for preserving an historical piece.

My highest compliments to you, what a extensive restoration you completed on a little understood weapon system. You need no education on these as your rebuild process took you down that road. Other viewers may not know the German army operated these in battalion strength and as such would strike swiftly and deeply into the Soviet rear areas causing major disruptions, swaying the outcome of many important engagements. A German motorcycle unit claims to have penetrated to within 10 miles of the Kremlin, the closest of any German unit. Some motorcycle units would dart right past confused Soviet forces without receiving and fire from them. It is a remarkable mission you to have accomplished by finely preserving a little understood yet valuable military asset. Way jealous of you, your restoration is worthy of any museums war displays, superb job!

Congratulationns for the fantastic work you have done. keep it well and enjoy these beautiful Bike

Absolutely beautiful bike. Great video. Thank you.

Great Motorcycle..No match super technology of its era..👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

it's amazing what you can achieve when your not married

Great restoration! Cheers!

Great video. My father rode this and also the BMW version at the outbreak of WW2.

Amazing job, man!

a lovely bit of kit

Gorgeous machine!

That's pretty cool. I'm not a Motorcycle Person. I'm more into cars and Bicycles but I've grown to love to The German WW2 motorbikes. Cool Bike.

Many thanks for this video as I'm building a BMW R75 motorcycle w/sidecar.....in 1/35th scale for a zombie diorama. Have a couple of the Zundapp bikes also in 1/35th scale and going to use them in some zombie dioramas. What I really like was showing close ups of your bike. Didn't know the side car had storage capability under the spare tire. Sad part is I learned this AFTER gluing the 2 parts of the kits sidecar together and now have split them apart so I can put in the compartment. Thanks again.

Frigging awesome man...done a restoration on a Jeep.. dodge command car and a white M3A1 this is a work of art :)

Terry, Gorgeous job.

love it,,nice job

The best motorcycles in these time

actually, in 1942, around 7200 of these were made! i'm restoring one also. nice job! cool that you found a lot of original "goodies" like the ammunitionholders!

Terry thanks for watching The Moto Channel. You can find the video of Tony kick starting his Zundapp by searching for "Motorcycle Kick Start Demonstration: 1942 Zundapp KS750".

Looking good

Nice video and very informative but close ups on some of the features would have been very appreciated on my part.

I love it. I wish I had one.

very nice work and a very nice bike ....the license plate is from "Winsen-Luhe" a country near Hamburg. greetings from germany

Wow grate bike and since 1940s !!

I saw a picture of a WWII motorcycle and flat sidecar that had a 20mm anti-tank gun on it. I think the picture was taken in Italy. Any ideas as to what it was ?

Is that black BMW r25...the best "small" motorcycles ever made..

Sweet. It looks better than a Ural.

If the machine gun was operable and had it's legal BATFE papers it would probably be worth twice the value of the motorcycle. I love the bike and I love the gun.

Beautiful example would love to ride that closes i have DNEPR MT 11 and URAL GEAR UP but that ZUNDAPP Dream bike h

This is an amazing bike. Where can I get one?

Отличный мотоцикл, немцы толковую вещь сделали!!!

Awsome

Where did you Get that machine GUN?

Still have the bike?

Nice restoration and it's great to have a large engine when the red army is close behind and a gun that shots from the rear.

Sweet

die zuendapp ist nicht weg , nur hat sie grad der falsche

Nice bike. Small detail: a Zündapp KS750 has 16' rims wheels instead of 15'..(4.50 until 5.25 X16)

Wow

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The MG34 fires 1200 rounds per minuted, not 800

Хорошые были мотоцыклы , но мой дед говорил что и гвозди из них получались не плохие )))

Хороший аппарат

I want

I was just having a laugh. just a joke

Check the sidecar, it is NOT original

Sidecar is not original ! No more comments.

niemand wird Glueck haben , was er stahl

Russian Ural

Moin erstmal ihr Amis habt nicht Mal die Berechnung eine Zündapp oder BMW als Wehrmachts Gespann zu besitzen