D-Rad

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D-Rad R0/6 - 1928

D-Rad R11 - 1931

D-Rad, short for Deutsches Motorrad,

NSU

merged with Deutsche Industrie-Werke in 1932 and terminated D-Rad production in 1933.

References

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ISBN 978-3-17-042331-2
. Retrieved 2024-02-16.

External links

Swiss website about D-Rad

v t e Major and notable German motorcycle marques
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