Konig Collection
"Konig: A Legacy of Triumph at the Isle of Man TT Races" For over four decades, Konig motorcycles have left an indelible mark on the prestigious Isle of Man TT races
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"Konig: A Legacy of Triumph at the Isle of Man TT Races" For over four decades, Konig motorcycles have left an indelible mark on the prestigious Isle of Man TT races. From their humble beginnings in 1973 to their triumphs in various categories, it has proven time and again why they are a force to be reckoned with. In 1974, Dennis Keen and Roland Worrall showcased the true potential by clinching victory in the 500 Sidecar TT. Their flawless performance set a new standard for excellence that would resonate throughout the years. The following year, Ted Janssen and Peter Sales continued this winning streak by dominating the 500cc Sidecar TT. The duo of Rolf Steinhausen and Wolfgang Kalauch further solidified Konig's dominance in 1977 when they conquered the Sidecar TT race. Their unwavering determination propelled them to greatness, leaving spectators awestruck as they crossed that finish line. Gustav Pape and Franz Kallenberg added another feather to Konig's cap in 1976 with their remarkable win in the fiercely competitive 500cc Sidecar category. Their skillful maneuvering through treacherous bends showcased not only their talent but also highlighted Konig's exceptional engineering. Not limited to sidecars alone, Ray Bell and Gordon Russell made history for Konig in 1974 by emerging victorious in the grueling 750 Sidecar TT race. This triumph demonstrated that no challenge was too great for these machines or their riders. Derek Plummer and Mick Neal etched themselves into racing folklore with their outstanding performance at the Sidecar 500 TT event held in 1976. Pushing boundaries like never before, they exemplified what it meant to ride a Konig motorcycle – power combined with precision.