Hurtu

Hurtu Motorcycles, a name synonymous with innovation and excellence, has a storied past that spans over a century. With origins tracing back to 1864, Hurtu was more than just a motorcycle manufacturer.

1946 marked a significant transition with the formation of Compagnie Nouvelle des Cycles Hurtu. The connection to its predecessor remains a mystery. By 1953, it had merged with Automoto, reflecting a new direction for the company. The models from this era were unparalleled, mirroring those of brands like Talbot and Radior.

Notable Models and Influence

1949-1950: Introduction of the 48cc VAP 4 two-stroke engine.

1953-1955: Expansion into 125cc to 175cc engines with models like VM 53 Nervor and DST 126.

1955: Introduction of the iconic Motobloc 44cc Models.

1956-1959: Advent of the two-speed 100cc engines, including Model HO Villiers and Model H Vap 57.

Hurtu's contribution to the motorcycle industry did not fade away. Their designs, engineering excellence, and innovative models left a lasting impression that continues to inspire motorcycle enthusiasts around the world.

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Author: William Flaiz