Triumph, BMW, & Kawasaki Sales Spares & Repairs.
Established for over 40 years and run by expert motorcyclists.
Fully authorised workshop.
They built 125cc motorcycles using frames sourced from Monfort. These were followed by the 200cc Nito in 1954, and a three-wheeler named Bambi also of 200cc. There was also a motocarro, and a 4-wheeled microcar of which few were produced.
Production halted in 1956 and the company was acquired by Monfort.
According to both Tragatsch and Henshaw, the factory made its own two-stroke engines of 198 and 247cc.
Sources: OTTW, Tragatsch and Henshaw.
November 14, 2001
Hello friends:
First thing, sorry for my no very good English.
If it's possible I would like to know something about ALEU motorcycles
made in 50's in Spain.
The question is:
What kind of engine had the first Aleu?. I have three possible answers
49cc, 100cc or 125cc, but I don't know it exactly.
Thank you very much and regards from Spain.
Francisco Lorenzo. -- pakitopako at altavista dot com
