1953 Göricke Gö 100 S

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Based out of Bielefeld, Germany, Göricke was founded as a bicycle manufacturer in 1874. They started producing motorcycles in 1903 and were acquired by Panther in 1964. Between those years they produced a variety of motorcycles, including this Gö 100 S, which is powered by a Sachs motor.

photo from http://www.sonnengelber.de/goe-100-4-s.html

The Sachs 97cc engine was good for about 7 horsepower at 5,750 rpm. It weighed around 160 horsepower and was capable of hitting 50 miles per hour. From what I can tell, Göricke offered an optional front fairing designed to protect the rider’s lower torso and legs from the elements.

Göricke 100  - Tank

The seller says this (VIN: 37309) might be the only example of the breed in the US. I find that unlikely but I can’t prove him/her wrong! Nevertheless, it’s claimed to be in excellent condition and it looks great with the amount of wear on it. Potential problem – there doesn’t seem to be a title.

Göricke 100  - Engine

If the lack of a title doesn’t bother you, find this Göricke for sale in Pompano Beach, Florida for $3,590 or best offer here on Craigslist.

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