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Simson (company) - Wikipedia
Simson was a German company which produced firearms, automobiles, bicycles and motorcycles, and mopeds. Under the Third Reich, the factory was taken from the Jewish Simson family, and was renamed several times under Nazi and later Communist control.
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Jan 3, 2001 · Simson was the largest East German moped manufacturer. Today they are a lot smaller, but still exist - see simson-motorrad.de. They began production in 1948 with a well made 250cc four stroke called AWO 425. By 1960 this bike was too expensive to make, compared to the MZ, so the communist government ordered them to make mopeds.
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Dave asked for more images of the wicked little Simson 425 Sport thumper bobber built by Zsolt Muller of Muce Choppers. Here you go, man: simson 425 sport bobber | muce choppers. The AWO 425 was a shaft driven, 250cc four-stroke.
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Restored 1956 Simson Suhl Motorcycle. This motorcycle with matching 1960 Stoye 2 sidecar was found neglected and pushed up against the wall in a German’s old pig barn in 2009. Once found it underwent a complete restoration by its owner.
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Simson motorcycles, renowned for their resilience and innovation, have left an indelible mark on motorcycle history. From their early days in Germany to their impact on motorcycling, Simson's journey is a story of triumph and perseverance.
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AWO Motorcycles
In the early 1920s the Simson company manufactured also large and luxurious automobiles, bicycles and weapons. After the second war the Russians took control and formed "Awto Welo", better known as AWO. From 1952 to 1962 they produced the AWO 425 T model, a single cylinder 250 cc, 12 hp, four stroke, shaft drive touring model.
Simson - Motorcycle Wiki | Fandom
Simson was a German company which produced firearms, automobiles, motorcycles, and mopeds. Under Nazi rule, the factory was seized from the Jewish Simson family, and was renamed several times under Nazi and later Communist control.
Simson-AWO - B-Cozz
In 1948, the Soviet Army Administration (SMAD) ordered the plant to build a 250cc, four-stroke, sidecar motorcycle. It was the overhead-valve AWO 425. Between 1949 and 1962 the Suhl factory produced more than 209,000 motorcycles designated Type 425 (4 meaning 4-stroke and 25 its capacity, 250cc).