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UT Motorcycles

UT Motorcycles
German Motorcycle Manufacturers
Made in Germany
Engine: Various

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Brief History of the Marque: UT
Made in Germany 1921-1959

UT started as a small motorcycle manufacturer in Möhringen an der Filder, building bikes with engines from JAP, Blackburne, Küchen and Bark from 246 to 548cc. After World War II, UT used 125 and 175cc ILO two-stroke engines for their high quality KTN 125 and KTN 175 bikes. A steeltube-doubleframe (cradle frame?) gave high strength and the next model, the KTV 175 already had a foot-operated four-speed gearbox.
 

UT 1929.jpg
UT 1929

The TS 250 and the TS 252 had an improved frame, front fork and rear suspension for better comfort and handling.

A two-seat bench was available as an option besides the PAGUSA saddle.

Production ended in the late fifties.

Information courtesy Hartmut Schouwer


Sat Sep 13 2008
rgrpeetersyahoo.com
technical data
UT ZJ 202   from 1939
Searching for technical data about this UT from 1938.
It has a twin-port two stroke engine.
Engine capacity is 197cc
Belgium

UT_1939_ZJ202_3.jpg

Tue Jan 15 2008
sofjkontonline.no
UT Ca 500cc
UT aboat 1930
I hav this old UT motorcycle.
Do you now annythibg about it??
Richard Grimstad
Norway
...........
The Ut motorcykle is from 1937 and the engine is 583cc.
Regards
Richard Grimstad 
 

UT_1937_583cc.jpg
UT_1937_583cc

Mon Oct 24 2005
czarekszneostrada.pl
UT ??
What do You think ? This is Ut motorcycl ??

There are few numbers  which I was found 822974 or 822754. There were no any other designations. It`s very similar to Rixe or UT.

Best regards.
Czarek.
 

UT Frame.jpg
UT Frame

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