Can you help identify this bike ?

[Sunshine1]

Hi guys , I wonder if there are any experts on German bikes on here that could help ?
Trying find out what this bike actually is ?
As far as I can read I think the bike make is Gorike , Diavolerra.
This bike was purchased brand new in Frankfurt in 1960. I have recently acquired it from the person who bought it new .
Apparently it is a jubilee edition.
The build quality is very nice and its components must have been very high end at the time . I would be very grateful for any help . I can’t even find anything similar on Google . Many thanks oh yes , it was purchased from a shop called ‘ THUT’
I have attached images .

 

[non-fixie]

It is a 1953 Thöt Jubiläumsrad (Thöt was founded in 1903) from Frankfurt am Main.

Looks like it was made by Göricke, a large manufacturer from Bielefeld.

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

Hi guys , I wonder if there are any experts on German bikes on here that could help ?
Trying find out what this bike actually is ?
As far as I can read I think the bike make is Gorike , Diavolerra.
This bike was purchased brand new in Frankfurt in 1960. I have recently acquired it from the person who bought it new .
Apparently it is a jubilee edition.
The build quality is very nice and its components must have been very high end at the time . I would be very grateful for any help . I can’t even find anything similar on Google . Many thanks oh yes , it was purchased from a shop called ‘ THUT’
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What a beautiful bicycle, obviously been very well cared for. @grantoury @KermitGKona88 @Imlach @Woz @squirrelchaser

 

[grantoury]

Lovely, a real timemachine.

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

Lovely, a real timemachine.

It would have been expensive, lovely to see such an original bike, 70 years old its remarkable.

 

[KermitGKona88]

Made with craftsmanship and pride, mixed with more than a dash of artistic flair. Those are brakes @Imlach needs on his Chinese takeaway clown bike, unfortunately they would be by far the best component...

 

[Frankenorange]

That is museum worthy.

 

[Imlach]

Made with craftsmanship and pride, mixed with more than a dash of artistic flair. Those are brakes @Imlach needs on his Chinese takeaway clown bike, unfortunately they would be by far the best component...

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

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Chairman Mau he say.... insert rant here

 

[Sunshine1]

Thanks very much for all your messages and information on the bike ! May change the tyres back to something a little more period of the time . Anyone know what tyres it would have originally ran !?
Size is 28” 1,1/4”x 1, 3/4” Cheers guys