History of the DKW NZ350
DKW, a German company based southwest of Dresden, supplied the German military with one of their most popular types of motorcycles, the NZ350. Primarily traditional in design, the model is powered by a 346cc, 1-cylinder, two-stroke engine that can reach speeds of 62 mph (100 km/h) and have a range of 217 miles (350 km).
The vehicle weighs 377 pounds (171 kilograms) and is primarily used for dispatch missionsthough soldiers can find many uses for this fast-moving system.
The NZ350 was known for its off-road capability, ruggedness and agility, and was bought in large quantities during the war years (1939-1945).
Specification
Basic
Year:
1935
Staff:
1
Manufacturing:
DKW - Nazi Germany
Production:
3,500 units
Dimensions
Weight:
0t (170kg; 375lb)
Performance
1 x 346cc 1 cylinder, 2 stroke engine.
Performance
Maximum Speed:
100 km/h
Maximum range:
217 miles (350 km)
Armor
No.
Ammo:
No.
Changes
NZ350 - Basic series name




