1954 Puch 250 SGS song

Shanghai

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I guess everyone knows the song 1952 Vincent Black Lightning well here is a new version featuring a 1954 Puch 250SGS.
Its in German with a heavy, heavy, HEAVY Austrian dialect but you get the idea.
p.s. I have a 1952 Vincent Rapide and a 1954 Puch 250 SGS and can confirm a top speed of the 250SGS as 110km/h lying on the tank with a tail wind :) .
Click the link and enjoy.

1954 Puch 250SGS
 
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Albervin

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I guess everyone knows the song 1952 Vincent Black Lightning well here is a new version featuring a 1954 Puch 250SGS.
Its in German with a heavy, heavy, HEAVY Austrian dialect but you get the idea.
p.s. I have a 1952 Vincent Rapide and a 1954 Puch 250 SGS and can confirm a top speed of the 250SGS as 110km/h lying on the tank with a tail wind :) .
Click the link and enjoy.

1954 Puch 250SGS
One day we may swap and you can ride my Maico. It would be interesting to compare 250s from a similar time.
 

Peter Holmes

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I think that is brilliant, wonder if they could remake the video using the real thing, did Richard Thompson get any royalties?
 

Shanghai

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Looks like he did get royalties as the below is in the credits.

Text & Musik: Richard Thompson.
© Beeswing Music / BMG Bumblebee (BMG Rights Management (US) LLC.)
Mit freundlicher Genehmigung von BMG Rights Management GmbH
 

Len Matthews

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I've been using an MZ TS250 as my second bike for 30 years. Security isn't a problem. No self respecting bike thief would be seen dead on it! Cheers, Stu.
Nothing wrong with MZ's Stu.I had two of them and found them to be a pleasure to ride once you had got rid of the poor quality East German bearings, final drive chain and tyres.
 
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