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Fri, Sep. 03, 2010 8:50
Just happened on to your site. I bought a new Zundapp 250 in 1958 when I was 15 years old. Bought it from a gentleman in Claremore, OK. who sold and raced them. Pretty much grew up with that bike. Had great times with it and eventually ask my dad to sell it for me while I was overseas in the Army.
R. H. (Harve) Callicoat of Stillwater, OK h_callicoat[at]sbcglobal.net

Sun, Aug. 22, 2010 20:8
I own a 1956 Zundapp Challenger that my father bought brand new when I was born so my mother could have the car at home. Some of my earliest memories are sitting on the tank riding down the road with him. It is the bike I learned to ride on at 10 years old. This has made me a life long biker. I have owned many bikes from many counties and mainly ride Harley's now. But I really want to restore this bike. It has been a dream of mine for many years. If anyone knows where I might find a parts bike or any type of supplier please enlighten me. I need exhaust,wheels, brakes, cables and seat recovered. Also some chrome parts restored. Although it is "only" a 200 cc machine it really means the world to me. Thanks! Grizleebear1956@yahoo.com
Dale Keener of Jackson,SC Grizleebear1956[at]yahoo.com

Thurs, Aug. 19, 2010 11:22
Member of the madrasbulls motorcycling club in chennai india i ride a royalenfield standard 350cc me a zundapp fool too but never seen one really but when i saw the KS750 ZUNDAPP i knew that this is my dreambike if god willing i will own one for myself.
Hassan of India airheadsssss[at]yahoo.com

Thurs, Aug. 19, 2010 8:16
I have a Zundapp KS 50 Falconette(1962:a) that I wish to restore so if anyone has something please contact me. here is the exact model: http://www.veteranmopeder.com/html_filer_1496_1999/moped1508.htm
Enio Fernandes of Glória do Ribatejo, Portugal nitroflow[at]gmail.com

Wed, Aug. 11, 2010 21:41
I have a 1972 125 zundapp completely restored,and want to know,what it might be worth ,it is orange and white no light, and watched it race in a m.x event in 1972.
geri of washington greatni509[at]hotmail.com

Thurs, Aug. 05, 2010 10:4
Thank you for providing the translation of the shop manual. This is certainly great to have! I've been playing with Zundapp KS 601s and KS 600s on and (mostly) off for about 35 years. I hope to get my projects and inventory organized over the next few years and start putting together a few of the basket cases. By the way, I have a few nos drive shafts for the Elastic model. Sorry to hear of your mishap off-roading! Sort of puts life in perpective.
Zundappmann of New Hampshire wmann[at]mannad.com

Tue, Aug. 03, 2010 16:53
i have a 1973 zundapp super i would like to sell very complete and runs an rides needs rear tire could anyone tell me what its worth seat is perfect color is white 419-231-0081 thanks or email rkitchen004@woh.rr.com
ray kitchen of ohio rkitchen004[at]woh.rr.com

Sun, Jul. 25, 2010 14:15
Sheesh! It didn't take you long to show off that photo Stephen took a year or two ago in his driveway when I stopped by for a visit. There are now at least three KS601's in Washtenaw County, MI. A local artisan BMW mechanic is putting newcomer in shape for its' owner after it was purchased from an estate in Canada.
E. Daniel Ayres of Ypsilanti, MI eayres[at]comcast.net

Sat, May 08, 2010 5:12
while helping an old friend clean out his garage. keep in mind i said old friend. he hasnt seen the floor of it in thirty years. we found a 1959 zundapp. just wondering if its worth messing with or not. i have pictures if anyone is interested. thanks tim
tim stover of new lexington, ohio tstover19[at]yahoo.com

Tue, May 04, 2010 23:14
I schuld like to know how to adjust the ignition on my 1937 K500, the engine dont work properly.
Bo Nilsson of Sweden bo.nilsson[at]forshedaverken.se

Tue, May 04, 2010 8:21
So you met Paul at Perry Cycle? Awesome guy! Very resourceful, knowledgeable.. it's fun just to hang out in the shop and watch his interaction with customers. I'm picking up a Rickman Zundapp 125 MX from him this week. I used to have a '72 back in the day.. reclaiming my youth? Should be a un project!!
karl of Elma, NY turbokh[at]msn.com

Wed, Apr. 28, 2010 5:19

have two zundapp engines one is a trophy two fifty is any body interested?

dean zumbrunnen of embarrass mn 55732 dgz[at]northlc.com

Tue, Apr. 27, 2010 22:27
I met you at Eustis AMC meet on Saturday but we were continually interupted by a rude guy who kept pricing your items would walk off and then return only to interupt our discussion. So I walked off. I have a K-800 it's Doc Patts old machine and Ken Smith says Doc had it as a runner. I'm in need of the front alum. cover that shields the dist. etc and the rear cover that hides the carb. It was run as a metal flake blue chopper in Virginia in the 60's and still sports some that paint on the forks. Cowhorn H/B english brake &clutch levers no lights good fenders and and serviceable wheels. exhaust complete and original appearing but no plating. Heads have lots of broken fins. For now I plan on trying to find a front cover and rear carb cover. Its got an Amal Monoblock carb. installed which will have to do for now. I have a deep supply of Brit. vintage Amal carbs & parts but it would be good to have an amal Fisher for it if thats what it had orig. So if you can steer me in the right direction for parts or have any you'd be willing to part with let me know. Thanks for your attention to this note. All the Best Carleton Palmer Putney Vt.
Carleton Palmer of vermont flashvin[at]comcast.net

Wed, Apr. 21, 2010 18:19
Greetings everyone, It has been a very long spell, but I think we've got the bugs worked out, or at least we're on the right track to getting our Guest-book back on line. Drop us a note! We'd love to hear from you. The Management!
James Marshall of In the not -so-piney-back-woods of East Texas Zundappitis[at]zundappfool.com

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