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Kleinkrafträder in Deutschland - die ungedrosselten 50er der Klasse 4Im Fokus der vorliegenden Betrachtung stehen die Kleinkraftrder des deutschen Marktes, die durch die bereits 1953 formulierten Gesetzesbestimmungen eine eigene, technisch besonders interessante Klasse bildeten. Mit diesen in ihrer Leistung und Hchstgeschwindigkeit vorerst unbeschrnkten Modellen fanden die deutschen wie die auslndischen Hersteller sofort ein breites Feld zur Profilierung. Die Hauptrollen dieser von 1953 bis 1981 dauernden ra teilten
Im Fokus der vorliegenden Betrachtung stehen die Kleinkrafträder des deutschen Marktes, die durch die bereits 1953 formulierten Gesetzesbestimmungen eine eigene, technisch besonders interessante Klasse bildeten. Mit diesen in ihrer Leistung und Höchstgeschwindigkeit vorerst unbeschränkten Modellen fanden die deutschen wie die ausländischen Hersteller sofort ein breites Feld zur Profilierung. Die Hauptrollen dieser von 1953 bis 1981 dauernden Ära teilten sich ganz unbestritten die vier deutschen Hersteller Kreidler, Hercules, Zündapp und Zweirad Union. Weit abgeschlagen kamen dann Maico sowie die aus Österreich stammenden Hersteller KTM und Puch, während Hersteller wie Honda, Rixe, Yamaha, Garelli, Jawa und Starflite nur eine untergeordnete Rolle spielten. Die Zeit, als Kleinkrafträder achtlos auf den Schrott geworfen wurden, Ist vorüber - es hat eine neue Epoche begonnen: Zahlreiche Museen stellen bereits Kleinkrafträder aus, In liebevoll gestalteten Ausstellungen werden die verschiedensten Modelle der Öffentlichkeit präsentiert und immer mehr private Sammler kümmern sich um den Erhalt; der „losgelassenen 50er". Dem wieder erwachten, hohen Interesse an Kleinkrafträdern trägt dieses Buch Rechnung.Shipping Notes
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★★★★★ 5
Great product for plant workers
Style: 220 Lumens
Works great
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Good light. Minor flaws.
Style: 180 Lumens
Good light, only flaws is that it didn't come in a box. It was just in a clear plastic bag. And batteries were not included.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Puts out a lot of light!
Style: 220 Lumens
I had to have an explosion proof light, and this one puts out an amazing amount of light! On flood light ( second push of button) it lights up an amazing amount of area around you. The spotlight will hit a tree in my back yard while standing in the front yard. Very impressive!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Intrinsically safe
Style: 250 Lumens
Works great and is hazardous environment safe
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Very useful if you don't want to explode!
Style: 90 Lumens
Found the unit a bit difficult to adjust on the hard hat but got it dial in eventually. Also impacted by the need to mount goggles on the helmet, that might be rare, but this was my situation working around chemicals.
nice and bright. batteries last a couple of days with intermittent use approx. 3.5hrs a day.
A bit of a pain to unscrew the cover on batteries but that's the nature of the beast to make sure no sparks escape.
Would highly recommend the product. Most other comparable products are around double the price.
BTW, the packaging looked like the driver dropped it on the road and ran over it a couple times...but it still worked.
UPDATE #1: After a few months of usage, the height adjustment is starting to fail. As I walk, the light begins to droop until it's shining down in front of me. Dissappointed that the adjustment didn't last longer. I might be able to discover a way to lock it back in, but have not taken the time to examine the mechanism yet.
UPDATE #2 9-2018: The adjustment problem has now reach its ultimate end. The hinge on bottom has basically disintegrated. Now, when I put batteries in and tighten the screw, the bottom hinge pops loose. The product is no longer usable. The hinge is just cheap plastic, that is a shame, I kind of expected better from nightstick. However, it still seems to be the best option vs. price available so I am planning to order it again. Hope I can get 3 years of intermittent use out of the next one. I do really like it when it is working...lite and bright.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2015