A Brief History of the Marque
Manufactured in Berlin by Motorfahrzeug GmbH, 1921-1928
Various addresses including Berlin W 9, Lindenstr. 38
The motorcycles used 200cc, 250cc, and in 1925, 350cc engines.
MOTOR CYCLE DEVELOPMENTS IN GERMANY.
One of the most extensively used lightweights appears to be the M.F.Z., which is fitted with a single-cylinder overhead-valve engine, the valve operation of which is by push rods and rockers. This has the change-speed mechanism combined with the crank case and final drive by belt.
The Motor Cycle October 6th, 1921.
Sources: GTU Oldtimerservice, The Motor Cycle
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