Sitta FM120K Scooter with Kali Sidecar
Manufacturer: Ordemann & Hauser, Hummel-Werken. 1949-1954
Sittensen, between Hamburg and Bremen.
The factory built Sitta mopeds designated Credette I, II and III, a range of lightweight 100cc to 250cc motorcycles.
There was a rather nice 125cc JLO-powered scooter, and a small number of sporty and attractive JLO 250cc twin cylinder machines were built.
Sitta also built three-wheeled delivery vans using JLO 118cc and 148cc two-strokes.
The last of the Sitta Credette mopeds was produced in 1956 after the company was purchased by Waggonfabrik Gebr. Credé & Co. and production moved to the Kassler district of Niederzwehren.
Hummel supplied many machines to Omega of Belgium.
Jan Puura
27 June 2017 (on Facebook)
Hello! I have a old german scooter that i got from my grandfather back in the days, and now i have restored the scooter. I know a bit of fact about it, but i want more. The scooter is a Sitta FM120K, and i think it is from 1952. I would like to have some more information on the bike and i need some parts that i can't find! I would be really thankful If i can get some more info that i can tell grandfather about the scooter and get the last parts that are missing!
Mon Mar 01 2010
Flua64<at>hotmail.com
Sitta 125
I'm an owner of a Sitta 125 1952. Anyone else who know something about it, Please contact me.
Landskrona
Fitted with upside-down forks, a feature not found on most machines until the 1980s.
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