Tempo Fighter 220
Tempo Fighter 220 and Tempo Fighter 230 are among the last motorcycles with Tempo logo on the tank, both great 2-strokes that experienced tough competition for customers from the Japanese motorcycle manufacturers.
Solid Sachs , of course
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Tempo Fighter was produced from 1970-1973, and there were two models. The smallest was the Fighter 220 which was equipped with the Sachs 1001/5a engine of 97 cc, while the largest, the Fighter 230, had a 123 cc engine designated 1251/5A. Production began in June 1969, first with the manufacture of the frame for the Fighter 220, and in September production of the Fighter 230 began.
Technical data Tempo Fighter 220 / 230, 1972 model:
Engine: 1-cylinder 2-stroke
Compression: 9:1
Displacement: 97 cc / 123 cc
Power: 7 hp at 6150 rpm / 12.5 hp at 7300 rpm
No. of gears: 5
Front tires: 2.75 x 17
Rear tire: 2.75 x 17
Tank: 13 liters
Weight: 105.5 kg /107 kg
