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In terms of production quantity, the Simson Swallow is the most successful two-wheeler in Germany‘s history with over a million units produced. Manufactured in the 'Fahrzeug- und Jagdwaffenwerk Ernst Thälmann' division within the Simson company in Suhl, from 1964 onwards the swallow was the first model of Simson‘s newly developed series with bird names. Mopeds such as the 'sparrow', 'starling', 'sparrow-hawk' and 'hawk' were also produced in Suhl in considerable numbers. The Simson Swallow KR 51/1 is a brand highlight in the high quality and precision performance Classic Motorcycle Edition 1:10 from Schuco. The series meets the highest quality standards and wows fans with its authentic high-gloss finish. Features such as rotating wheels and fully functional suspension are an integral part of these models and have established them as a firm favourite with motorcycle enthusiasts.
Kreidler's Metall- und Drahtwerke G.m.b.H. Fahrzeugbau was founded in 1903 in Kornwestheim near Stuttgart. Stuttgart, the company was mainly engaged in the manufacture of various metal products in the early years. metal products. After the Swabians brought the first 50 cm3 moped onto the market in 1951, the Kreidler K50 moped, the company developed into one of the leading manufacturers of mopeds, mopeds, mokicks, small and light motorcycles from 50 to 80 cc. With the introduction of the Kreidler Florett Super 1961 Kreidler succeeded in a really big hit, the for the time very modern and progressive designed small with its power of 4.2 hp, a 4-speed foot- operated gearbox and a price of 1,095.- DM, it was very well received by young and old alike. The company, which in the course of the 60s-80s won numerous world championship titles and set several world records, went out of business in 1982 as a result of the crisis on the market for market for small and light motorcycles.
