Brief History of the Marque: Anker
Originally a bicycle manufacturer, from 1949-1958 the factory in Bielefeld,
Germany, built motorcycles with Sachs and ILO
engines 98-250cc. In 1952 the Paderborner Maschinenbau AG in Paderborn
took over the Anker factory. Subsequently the motorcycles were built in
Paderborn and only moped production was continued in Bielefeld for a couple
of years. Later they built office machines with the ANKER brand, and finally
closed the doors in 1976.
By Hartmut Schouwer, with additional information from Tragatsch.
Mon Nov 24 2008
geliramirezxc
hotmail.com
Looking for Ankers Pictures
Pictures Anker ILO
Hi I'm Marco from Ecuador I have a Anker motorcycle but I'm missing
the fork (the from part) I will like to see more pictures from those bikes
to have an idea of how to fixed....thanks
Ecuador South aAmeric
Sun Aug 31 2008
grantjobbhotmail.com
Anker
Anker 147cc
My daily driver here in Canada. It is put up when the snow flies, but
enjoyed during the summer. The U.S. and Canadian DMV had no record of an
Anker ever listed on the road. They had to create a new manufacturers catagory
in order to list the bike. It gets alot of attention where ever it goes.
I enjoy the naked frame asthetic of it, the simplicity, and uniqueness
of this old bike. If there is anyone out there who has another, or has
information on these bikes, please contact me.
Toronto
Tue Aug 22 2006
joebmallon
aol
Anchor 1953
Ilo engine
200cc two stroke engine
Immaculate...
extraordinary condition. Everything original except handlebars
and footrest
Cannot find any other internet information... Have handbook
Arizona
.....................
Alas images at home...posted at behest of friend I am visiting
in Miami due to my not being Internet savy myself and he volunteered to
seek information on-line (usually fruitless when done in the past by others
trying to help gather more information) about my Anchor. Basically
I consider myself only a discoverer and temporary curator of an engineering
marvel which, due to its amazing working condition and beauty as a sculptural
object, ought to be in a museum. Disposition of same is in an exploratory
stage forme but sale to an institution or curatorial collection would prompt
me to sell, yes.
I discovered the machine many years ago in a farm shed in my homeland,
Germany. Cleaning and removing dirt and lubricating it. Then after
two days trying to start it...it did so on first attempt. I have
kept it these many years, bringing it to the U.S. and now it is stored
in the dry air of Arizona.
Thu Jun 01 2006
filip.bohyntelenet.be
Anker 1952
Hello,
I'm Filip from Belgium and I'm restoring a Anker Motorcycle from 1952.
She has a Sachs 98cc engine. I'm searching hard for information, drawings,
engine & electrical diagrams. Can you please help me. Let me know.
Thank you. Greetz
Filip
Belgium, Brugge
Sat Jan 28 2006
mikedal2000yahoo
Anker Motorcycles
I currently have a 1958 Anker 175cc with a sach engine I am looking
for any info on this machine and what it would be worth any info would
be greatly appreaciated
Fri Dec 16 2005
oneeyedfranchotmail
1953 Anker 197cc
Any info u can give me would be greatly appreciated...
December 9, 2002
Anker-Laura M48 01, Technical Data
Hello, I´m searching for technical Data: Engine "Anker-Laura
M48 01" with Encarwi Carburator (about 8 mm) in an "PRIVILEG 40 DE LUXE"
Moped. made 1970 (Sold by QUELLE Germany), Built by G.J.L.S Rheden,
Netherlands. Papers are lost. Is there anyone who could help me with
copies or information? Thanks a lot. -- Martin Kuhn, Germany
-- kuhn at meier-consult.de
March 20, 2002
Anker 125cc
Hello! Das war meine erste "Maschine" in 1954.(gebraucht gekauft) Das
Bild hab ich 1955 auf dem Arlberg Pass / Oestereich, gemacht.H.J.Kauth
-- Helmut Kauth -- hkauth at shaw.ca
Sheldon's Lame Translation: Hello! That
was my first "machine" in 1954. (gebraucht gekauft) The picture has
a 1955 on the Arlberg pass, Oestereich, gemacht.H.J.Kauth
June 10, 2001
I've got an old Anker build in 1952, Black with some white straips.
If you are interested I may send you some photos! Sebastian Pohlmann -
Germany -- pohlmann.s at gmx.net
July 1, 2000
I have a friend that has a vintage Anker motorcycle for sale. I can
get the specifics but I do not have them handy. The bike runs. It is all
original except the handlebars and foot pegs. He even has a copy of the
manual and the poster size advertisement. How common are these bikes? Are
there many in the states? -- Kalpin -- jekalpin
at mindspring
I am writing to tell you that my grandfather had a Anker cc98.
That was from before 1940, probably from around 1936. Could this be?
If you have a picture of a Anker from this epoch I would be very glad
if you could send it to me.
Solveig Johnsen solveig.johnsen at tiger.fiskforsk.norut.no
If you have a query about Anker motorcycles, or wish to share information
or images of these classic German machines, please contact
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