Manufactured: Sintjohannesga, Friesland, NL
AGS built 50cc and 125cc off-road machines from 1964 to c.1970 using Casal, Puch, Sachs and Zundapp engines.
The initials come from the names of the founders, Akkerman and Jan de Groot, with S for Special.
The firm developed electronic ignition and rotary inlet valves for their machines.
Condor Club Netherlands, Tragatsch, et al.
28-May-25
williamlharper at hotmail dot com
AGS Frame Number 003
I bought a mystery dirt bike here in Denver, Colorado, USA today. I posted some photos and got a response saying it may be an AGS. I found your email address as a source for info on AGS motorcycles and am writing to ask if you can provide any information regarding this motorcycle. I have attached photos and am eager to hear from you.
Thanks for your time. Best Regards, Bill Harper
Wed Jan 03 2007
fred.giles at cwgsy.net
Fred Dibnah's Motorcycle
AGS
Reading Freds book he mentions his AGS motorcycle. I had never heard
of this make, is there such a bike or is it a mistake.
I have found a motorcycle called an AGS which
appears to have been built around the mid-70's. What period is Fred Dibnah
writing about? Ed.
I believe it was 1927. Had Carbide Headlamp.
Regards
Fred
