Manufactured by Jaime Ocariz, 1956 to 1965.
Industrias Reyac-Ocariz, Calle División Azul, Tolosa, provincia de Gipúzcoa. (Ziraco is Ocariz spelled backwards, a semordnilap)
In 1947 the firm began building bicycle attachment engines named Ziraco which sold well, and then developed a motorcycle which they named Lanch, a 75cc two-stroke with a top speed approaching 60 kilometers per hour. Most components were sourced locally, built by other workshops in the Tolosa area. It is estimated that around 800 Lanch motorcycles were produced.
Built by their partner company SER, the engines were sold to other manufacturers including Miner, also based in Tolosa.
Sources: diariovasco.com, et al
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