Art deco cult icon, the Nimbus motorcycle, was produced from 1919 to 1959 in Denmark. Believing they could build a better motorcycle than those available at the time, entrepreneurs Fisker and Nielsen proved correct. Production first started in 1920, creating a curious and entertaining local motoring hero. Following the initial prototypes, the core design stayed the same over its four-decade lifetime, barring some minor tweaks and enhancements. Sidecar versions were available

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