The Adler Company began car and motorcycle manufacture in 1901, but turned to cars, bicycles and typewriters until the cessation of war, when they returned to motorcycling for 1949. The bikes quickly gained a reputation for being as well-made as the cars had been, and their signature configuration was a twin-cylinder two-stroke road machine, but successfully formed the basis of racing and ISDT machines.
Having been on static display in the MotoTalbott Museum in Carmel, California for some time, this rare 1954 Adler racer has been checked over to ready it for sale, but further fettling may be necessary before returning it to track weapon status.
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Location: Ventura, California
SOLD
