BL35402K - KILLINGER UND FREUND STEAMLINER

The Killinger und Freund Streamliner is one of the most extraordinary and mysterious motorcycles of the World War II era. Developed in Germany during the late 1930s by a group of engineers from Munich, it stood out for its futuristic aerodynamic design and avant-garde technology.

Front-wheel drive: Its main innovation was a three-cylinder two-stroke engine housed directly inside the front wheel hub.

Streamlined design: Inspired by the Streamline Moderne movement, its fully enclosed bodywork covered almost all mechanical parts, giving it a "rocket on two wheels" appearance.

A mysterious fate: A functional prototype was discovered by the US Army in 1945. Although it never entered mass production due to the war, it remains an absolute masterpiece of engineering and industrial design.