Eds MC- og Motormuseum
EBE Sport 172-cubic, 1927 model. Produced by EBE-Verken in Åmål.
It is widely known that the Swedes have, and have had, a significant industrial production, and several well-known and unknown motorcycle brands were made on the other side of the national border. I took a trip to Eds MC- og Motormuseum to take a closer look at the motorcycles in the exhibition, and saw a number of exciting models.
Husqvarna 110 SV, 1933 model
The museum, which covers an area of 1,000 square meters, can display a very comprehensive collection of motorcycles, with an enormous range of brands and models.
Monark Sport 172-cubic, 1928 model
Husqvarna is perhaps the most famous motorcycle brand of the "Søta bror", but it is only one of a number of small and medium-sized Swedish motorcycle manufacturers. After a tip from an acquaintance and a visit to the museum's website, it was enough to get my old Harley going and head southeast in the direction of Ed.
Suzuki XN85 Turbo.
It was a nice ride on winding roads through Østfold, across the national border and into Ed where the museum is located. The museum offers a number of motorcycles that I barely knew existed, and last but not least well-known classics produced in Japan, Germany and England. More info about the museum can be found here: www.mc-dalsland.se
Norton M20, 490 ccm, 1930 model
Typhoon TZ 200, 1953 model
Meyra Motorwagen 175, 1948 model
BSA Gold Star 350, 1956 model
Honda CB1100R, 1982 model
Honda CB450, 1967 model
Gillett Herstal Sport 250, 1951 model
Zundapp K500, 1938 model
Yamaha AS3 125, 1974 model
Old Americans
EMW R35 350, 1953 model
Ducati SCR-Elite 250, 1966 model
Horex Columbus350, 1952 model
Victoria V35 Sport Bergmeister, 1954 model
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