The 1965 DKW Hummel 155 motorcycle featured styling unlike any bike of its day. When the 1965 DKW Hummel 155 motorcycle was introduced to the public the European motoring press dubbed it the "Tin Banana." See what made it so unique in this article.

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2018年7月23日 · CC Reader Peter N. sent me these pictures of a rare 1965 DKW Hummel 155. This rather bizarrely styled 50cc motorcycle, dubbed “The Tin Banana” in Germany, was based on the popular Hummel moped, but it had a higher output 2hp engine and a three speed transmission allowing speeds up to 45mph.

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The 1965 DKW Hummel 155 was a revolutionary moped that stood out with its unique design and impressive performance. With a compact 50 cc engine, it reached a top speed of 45 mph, defying the norms of traditional motorcycle design. The Hummel 155 was part of DKW's legacy of innovative motorcycles and played a crucial role in propelling the evolution of mopeds. It …

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