Named for its distinctive frame that charmingly resembles a Dachshund, this innovative motorcycle made its debut in the summer of 1969. Designed as a fusion of form and function, it featured a unique “T-bone” frame that fully enclosed the fuel tank. Thanks to its removable front section, the compact bike could be quickly disassembled, stowed in a car trunk, and reassembled at your destination — perfect for effortless transport and fun on the go.
Powering the machine was the famously reliable 4-cycle OHC single-cylinder engine inherited from the iconic Honda Super Cub. Paired with a smooth 3-speed transmission, its dependability, accessibility, and budget-friendly price made it an ideal first step into the world of two-wheeled adventures.
About the Model (1/6 Scale)
- Length: 250 mm
- Faithfully recreates the motorcycle’s distinctive T-bone frame, including internal battery and fuel tank
- Moving main stand and step; main stand is sprung, as is the brake pedal
- Realistic treaded tires
- Functional front and rear coil-spring suspension
- Removable front fork and folding handlebars, just like the real machine
- Double seat with authentic leather-texture finish, operable via miniature lever
- Highly detailed OHC engine with replicated cooling fins
- Matte metal-plated wheels, and metal-plated front/rear fenders, muffler, and handlebar
- Includes vinyl tubing for replicating lines and cables
- Comes with high-quality Cartograf decals
This beautifully crafted model — now available at Aerobertics — captures the spirit of a true 1960s engineering icon, offering both collectors and enthusiasts an exciting, detail-rich build experience.
