Danmarks Tekniske Museum
Denmark's pride on 2- and here, on 3-wheels; Nimbus .
Danmarks Tekniske Museum is located in Helsingør, about 45 km north of Copenhagen.
The museum is a typical technical museum, showing the range from historic vehicles and machines to modern, forward-looking technology.
The museum has a nice collection of motorcycles, including Nimbus , which caught my attention, and which you can take a closer look at here.
Opening hours are: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-16:00
Address: Fabriksvej 25, 3000 Helsingør
Tel: +45 4922 2611
website: www.tekniskmuseum.dk
Nimbus 750, 1956 model. 12,700 units were produced between 1934 and 1960.
Nimbus model C came in 1934, and was the world's first motorbike with a telescopic fork
DISA V100, 1951, produced by DISA and Jørgen Skafte Rasmussen, the man behind DKW
Scooters from the 50s and 60s. Fv: Vespa , Cezeta , Maico Mobil and Heinkel Tourist
James 1919 model, manufactured in England.
AJS 1916 model.
Wanderer 1912 model. The motorcycle was in use in Denmark until June 1952
Mopeds of various kinds
Nicely patinated DKW from 1940
MZ from 1973. Produced in former East Germany
Royal Enfield 501 Standard, 1929 model. 1-cylinder 4-stroke 488 cc.
Ner-A-Car, 1924 model.
Harley-Davidson 1923 model. In the 1920s, Harley had dealers in many countries.
ACE, a superbike of its time. This 1923 model was the R machine of the time
Puch , produced in Austria, was a major motorcycle brand that is now gone.
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