Automoto 175cc 1929

Automoto

Automoto was a manufacturer of motorcycles French founded in 1902, which joined with the Peugeot group in 1930 and was fully absorbed by 1962. Before the Second World War the engines Automoto from the buggy, Zurcher , JAP , and Villers . AMC engines were also used after 1945 .

Notes

1. Tragatsch, Erwin (1964), "AUTOMOTO", the motorcycles of the world, 1894-1963: a record of 70 years of motorcycle production, Temple Press, p. 16, "F 1902 to date. The concentration of the motorcycle industry French brought many large companies together, and Automoto now belongs to the Peugeot -Terrot-Magnat-Debon combine. The company specializes in the manufacture of high-class motorcycles and resilient with your own , and also the engines proprieary made by Chaise, Zurcher, JAP, Villers and, after 1945, the AMC range of models to the war of 1939 included the two-stroke engines 100 to 250 cc and four-stroke 175-500 cc sv and OHV and single-piece (Chaise) version OHC in most of the classes. After 1945, Automoto focused on machines with engine-AMC units OHV 125-250 cc and Aubier-Dunne with two-stroke engine of various sizes ".