Zundapp
EnduroTrophy 175 S
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Trophy 175 S
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Years
1956 - 1963
Trophy 175 S
Generation1956–1963 Trophy 175 S series with a 174cc air-cooled single-cylinder two-stroke and four-speed gearbox.
About this model
About the Zundapp Trophy 175 S
The Zündapp 175 S Trophy belongs to the post-war S series. Sources describe an air-cooled 174cc single-cylinder two-stroke with a Bing 24 carburettor, four-speed gearbox and drum brakes; the Trophy name followed the series' Six Days successes. Always verify type plate and frame number, as ‘175 S’ and ‘Trophy’ are used inconsistently in advertisements.
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- Enduro
Before you buy
What to check before buying
- Verify the type plate and frame number as Trophy 175 S; the documented run is 1956–1963, but year and variant must be confirmed against the individual number.
- Check the 174cc single-cylinder two-stroke, Bing 24 carburettor, ignition and four-speed gearbox for compression, leaks, shift operation and suitable parts.
- Inspect the 160mm drum brakes, spoked wheels, front fork and rear spring units; late Munich-built examples may have 18-inch wheels, so assess parts in their build-year context.