Spanish Motorcycles

Spanish Motorcycle Manufacturers

A

  • A. Badia 1928
  • Abad 1940~1969
  • Acedo 1941
  • Achice c.1952~1965
  • ADM 1987
  • ADP 1980s
  • Aida 1955
  • AISA 1950s
  • AJR 1990-2024
  • ArianeTech 2011-2024
  • Alce 1950s
  • Aleu 1952~1956
  • Alfer 1980-2011
  • Alonso 1950s
  • Alpha 1924-1957
  • Altosen 1950s
  • AMC Fita 1953-1964 (see also MAF)
  • AMF 1951-55
  • A.M.S. 1954-1965
  • An-Bar 1948-1953
  • Antras 1901
  • Anvian 1980-82
  • Arbizu 1981-89
  • ARC 1954-55
  • Ardilla 1950-52
  • Arisco 1977-1980
  • A.R.M. 1982-1989
  • Arteman 1907-1912, Barcelona [1]
  • Arteman 1954-1960, Seville
  • Artes de Arcos 1921-1965
  • Astur 1951-53
  • ASB see SB of Valencia
  • Aster 1954-57, Madrid
  • Audenis 1930-36
  • Autisa 1980s
  • Avello 1956-1983
  • Avia Motocarro, 1960s
  • Avispa 1940s~1950s

    • B

  • Badia 1949-1961
  • Baesal see BJR
  • Barbacil 1930-1958
  • Batlló 1960s-70s
  • BCB Trirrodio 1952-53
  • Belfi 1955-1960
  • Beneti 1983-
  • Beta Trueba 1960s-2024
  • Bety 1950
  • BH 1956-60
  • Bibiloni 1952-1960
  • B.J.R. 1953~1964
  • Blanco 1926
  • Blitz 1965-
  • B.M.S. 1955
  • Boar 1962-64
  • Boli Tricars see Cimera
  • Bonet 1899
  • Bordoy 1950
  • Bresson 1901
  • Bruna 1952
  • BT 1923-26
  • Bultaco
  • Burma 1956
  • Busato 1949
  • Bye Bike
  • Byra 1972

    • C

  • Cacharo 1917-1921
  • Capdevila c.1948-1960
  • Carbonell 1920s
  • Cedrón 1951
  • Celta 1940s-1950s
  • Centauro 1967
  • Cil 1948~1950
  • Cimera 1948~1955
  • Clipic 1995~
  • Clua 1949-1964
  • CMC 1949-51 see Clua
  • Cofersa 1954-1962
  • Colibri 1948-1953
  • Colibri Timeless Scooters 2016-2022
  • Colomet 1949-1955
  • Cometa 1956
  • Coronat 1955
  • CP 1950s
  • Cremsa 1950s-1960s
  • CSR 2004-2024

    • D

  • Dalna see Nagesti
  • David cyclecars 1913-1957
  • David 1948-1963, see S.B.
  • Delfin 1955-1962
  • Derbi 1950s-c.2012
  • Derlan 1953-1962
  • Dian 1959-61
  • Diemen 1950s-1960s
  • Ducati Mototrans 1957-1983
  • DMT see Minimarcelino
  • Ducson 1954-1988
  • Dunjó 1952
  • Duplex 1950 [1]
  • Dusco see Dunjó

    • E

  • Ebroh 2024
  • Echasa 1957
  • Edeta 1955-1961
  • Eibar 1953-1989
  • El Ratón 1951-54
  • Electrociclo 1940-1953
  • Elig 1956-1961
  • Elite 1956
  • Esbelta 1950s
  • Esplugues see BJR
  • Evycsa 1954~59

    • F

  • Factory Bike 1998-
  • FADA Camionetas, Madrid 1956-1957
  • Febo 1951-1953
  • Fénix 1940-1954
  • Fita see AMC Fita
  • Fité 1990s
  • Fraso see Triver
  • F.S.M. 1949-1955
  • Fusté 1924-29

    • G

  • G.A.C. 1951-2003
  • Galgo 1952-56
  • Gallur-Piqueres 1954
  • Gamo 1950-55
  • Gas Gas 1985-2024
  • Gillet España 1934
  • Gilera (Spain) see Moto Vespa S.A.
  • Gimson c.1955~1975
  • Golondrina 1953-54
  • Gorrion 1952-55
  • Goula 1931
  • Gubern 1955

    • H

  • Halcon
  • Hispano-Suiza 1904~
  • Hispano Villiers 1953-1968
  • Huracan 1955~1965
  • Husor 1953-54

    • I

  • Iberia 1919
  • INCA 1928
  • INESMO 1949
  • Inmotec 2007~2010
  • Iresa 1956-59
  • Iruna 1953-1961
  • Arteman
  • ISO Spain 1951-1965
  • IVE 1924

    • J

  • Jabal 1953
  • Jurka see AISA
  • J.F.C. 1930-36 see Fusté
  • Jimbell 1953
  • JJ Cobas 1980s-1990s
  • Joyca 1950s
  • JP 1987-1991
  • JTG Jotagas 2010~2018
  • Junior microcars, see Reina
  • JV 1949-1950s
  • J.Y.M.B. 1951

    • K

  • Kapi 1950-56
  • Kobas 1982~84
  • Kover-Capilla 1952

    • L

  • Lambretta (ES) 1953-1989
  • Lanch see Ziraco
  • L.B.M. 1943 (see also Lube)
  • Leonart 2013-2024
  • Lifante 1953-1966
  • Lince 1950s
  • Liporto see Solerita
  • Lube 1947-1966
  • Lutètia 1924
  • LZ 1948

    • M

  • Macat 1980-82
  • Macbor 1999-
  • M.A.F. 1958-1964
  • Maquitrans 1950-1958
  • MAS c.1958 [4]
  • Matacàs, see also Sanson
  • Mavisa 1953-1960
  • M.C. see Clua
  • Mecatecno 1983-2024
  • Merlin 1980-1990
  • Minaco 1951-54
  • Miner 1950s
  • Mini Marcelino 1969-1972
  • Miró 1946
  • Mitt 2024
  • MMM 1950s
  • Moan
  • Mondial ES 1956-1962
  • Monfort 1957-58
  • Montesa 1945-1986
  • Montesa Honda 1986-2024
  • Montpéo 1912~29
  • Motobic 1949~1963
  • Moto Camillo 1951 [1]
  • Moto Costa 1947 [1]
  • Moto Guzzi Hispania 1948-1972
  • Motorhispania 1979-2014
  • Mototrans 1957-1983
  • Moto Vespa S.A. 1952-2003
  • Motul Bultaco
  • MS 1979~81
  • M.T. see Maquitrans
  • MTR 2024
  • M.T.V. (MTV) see Mototrans
  • MV Alpha see Alpha
  • MV Avello see Avello
  • MV Agusta (ES) see Avello
  • MYMSA 1953-1963

    • N

  • Nagesti 1951-
  • Nano 1987
  • Narcla 1952-1964
  • Navarre y Maestre 1960
  • Nerva 2024
  • Next 2024
  • NSU-Lube 1954-1966

    • O

  • Olimpic 1953-55
  • Orbar see Lambretta ES
  • Orbea 1935-2024
  • Orix 1952-54 (see also Montpeó)
  • Ossa 1949~2015

    • P

  • Pato see Cremsa
  • Patria 1921-1936
  • Peque 1987
  • Pérez Rivero 1961
  • Peugeot-Movesa 1952-1983
  • Pinedo 1942-43
  • Piqueres 1952-1955
  • Poker 1989
  • Pons 1951-1955
  • Pony 1954-55
  • Premeta c.1951~53
  • Puch Avello - see Avello
  • Pulga 1950-53

    • R

  • Rabasa 1940s-1990s
  • Radio 1918-1922 [1]
  • Raid 1956-62, see also Ardilla
  • Reddis 1952-1973
  • Regia 1953-55
  • Reina 1951-57
  • Rekord 1956-1960
  • Remacha 1928
  • Rex 1953-59
  • Rieju 1947-
  • RMH 1961-66
  • R.o.a. 1952-1967
  • Romar 1940-48
  • Rondine 1951-57
  • Rovena 1963-68
  • Ruter 1952-59
  • Royal Hispania 1950-55

    • S

  • Sabate
  • Sadrian 1955-1965
  • Salvador 1923-1930
  • Sanglas 1945-1985
  • Sanroma 1950s [1]
  • San Román 1959 [4]
  • Sanson 1958-1965
  • Santoja 1951~1970
  • SAVA, see also FAVA
  • SB 1948-1963
  • Sbay Motor 2009~2018
  • Scutum see Silence
  • Seat c.2019-2024
  • Secovega 1954-57
  • Semior see Edeta
  • Ser 1956-1962
  • Serveta 1964~1988
  • Setter 1951~1970, 2017-
  • Sicilia
  • Silco 1950 (Silvestre y Corell)
  • Silence 2012-2024
  • Simó 1924-1933
  • Siroko 1978-1981
  • SOL Sidecars 1950s-1960s
  • Soler 1954
  • Solerita 1947
  • Soriano 1942-1954
  • S.R.S. 1950-53 see Rabasa
  • S.S.S. 1941-45
  • Stark Future 2024

    • T

  • Tachó [4]
  • Talleres Arau [5]
  • Taber 1952-55
  • Torrot 1951~1991, 2012--2024
  • Trimak 1959-1974
  • Trimosa 1960s
  • Triver 1953-1962
  • TRS 2012-2024

    • U-V-W

  • Urbet 2024
  • Ursus, see also Cacharo
  • Valls 1955
  • Vargasmóvil 1961
  • Vázquez-Abati Sidecars, 1950s-60s
  • Velfi see Belfi
  • Vertigo 2012-2024
  • Vespa Moto Vespa S.A.
  • Victrix-Osca
  • Villalbi 1903-05
  • Villof 1951-1961
  • Villiers-Hispania see Hispano-Villiers
  • Vicente Esteller Planell (VEP) 1950
  • Vipo 1980-1989
  • Volta 2010-2022
  • VSC 1950s

    • XYZ

  • Xispa 2005-2013
  • Yamaha Motor España 1982-2012
  • Yankee 1971
  • Z-Scooter 1995-2024
  • Ziraco 1956-1965

    • Made in Spain

    Many thanks to Lieven Loots for compiling the basis for this list.

    Sources:
    1. ca.wikipedia.org
    2. Sala Santy
    3. OTTW
    4. Autopasion18.com
    5. Research underway.

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