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DKWW2000 wrote:Many thanks for greetings, Und fur Thomas, Guten Abend, ick sprecher nur ein bisien Duetch aber sie schrieb English sehr Gut!

Vielen Dank Mr. "Hercules" Sorry PETE grammar isn't Important only unterstand what each other wanted to tell.
Some pics from your German W2000. "Staubsauger" ?

Liebe Grüsse
Thomas

I bought it in 10 Carboard boxes & it came with a parts list bearings were freely available through the Owners club - Very Easy to build ! It rode like a Yamaha RD 200!

What a nice example love the colour combination and high quality shining more than this blue One.

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That Hercules is superb ! I was about to say it must be the best example I've seen but they're so rare it's almost the only example, lol

The link above is the first time I have seen a Blur one!
Sadly no longer mine, a collector bought for his museum likewise the RE 5

I´m a bit curious, what kind of prices you have to pay for rotary bikes?

Mine was 1 of only 6 that was On the Road (2001) there were a few Grey imorts from the USA as well.
On Ebay at the moment there are a couple needing restoration (a lot of parts same as the GT 750) imported fom the States around the £5000 ish mark. They do not handle well & are top heavy, being aimed at the states for cruising & had good performance in their day, but boy do they turn heads at shows & usually attract quite a crowd. They have a single NSU Rotor and classed as a 500cc!
My last bike was a Norton Commander made for the Police of which a few were sold on the Civilian Market. These handled & performed superb, if anything too good with the fairing & the super smooth quiet engine it wa easy to cruise at 110-120 mph thinking you were only doing 60/70! I dont kow how I kept my license