The moped-jumble at Heerhugowaard is one we try to go to whenever we can; here are our pictures from the April 2013 event.
The entrance to the Sports Hall where the
jumble is held
A
Pegaso four-stroke moped adorned the stand of Brofiets magazine.
Batavus Whppett G50.
The Demm Dick-Dick is another 4-stroke and the
usually have 4-figure prices; this one was somewhat cheaper at
€775, probably because it's the 'Turismo' version rather
than the more popular Sortd type.
This one wasn't for sale; it's the bike Hans
uses at the weekend.
A
Benelli of some sort ... a Super Sprint?
Kaptein Fiets-o-matic
(the Mobylette, not the scooter), which is the Dutch version of
the rollet-drive Mobylette. There were seversl Fiets-o-matics for
sale at this jumble.
The
first of this selection of sports mopeds is a Vesting, then a
Garelli, a Motobi, a Ducati...
...here's the Ducati again, then another
Garelli.
Further down the line was an Italjet Sport,
and then...
...an
Oscar.
There were many Mosquitos at this jumble, both
complete machines and engine units. This one was being
offered for sale at €750.
Another Italian roller-drive: a
Bianchi Aquilotto for €795.
More
Mosquitos, this one was €750 too...
...while this one was €875.
This
time we're more sure that this Benelli is a Super Sprint.
Behind it is...
...another Benelli.
Shiny Puch Maxi.
One for the carrier moped fans: a
Gerosa. While Gerosa mopeds were sold in the Netherland,
where they were marketed under the name The
Fox, this one is an Italian model.
€850 would make you the new owner of this
Torpado S48A.
Under the blue paint, this is a
Giulietta. €750 was the asking price.
Back
to Mosquitos - this one was priced an €400.
Alternatively, you could build your own
Mosquito - most of the parts you'll need are here.
April 2013
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