Difference between revisions of "Gilera"

From WOI Encyclopedia Italia
Jump to navigation Jump to search
m
m
 
(37 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
−
__NOEDITSECTION__
+
{{X}}
−
[[Image:gilera_logo2.jpg|150px|center]]
+
[[Image:Gileralogo.jpg|center|100px]]
 +
[[File:WheelsOfItaly2010090.jpg|thumb|right|250px|'''1948 Gilera at [http://www.wheelsofitaly.com Wheels Of Italy]''']]
 +
[[image:Gilera CX.jpg|thumb|250px|'''Gilera CX''']]
  
 +
''(Loosely translated from Italian)''
  
−
[[image:Gilera DNA 125.jpg|thumb|300px|left|'''Gilera DNA 125''']]
 
−
 
−
[[image:Gilera CX.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Gilera CX''']]
 
−
 
−
[[Image: First LogoGilera1909WP.jpg|left|thumb|120 px|Il logo of the Gilera of the 1909]]
 
−
''' Gilera ''' is the name of a company [[Italy]] na that it constructs [[Motocicletta|motociclette]] and that ago part of the Group [[Piaggio]].
 
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
  
−
Gilera is one of Antichi Marchi Italian than motion, being founded from [[Giuseppe Gilera]] in [[the 1909]] opening its small workshop before in Course XXII March to Milan, subsequently the factory in the citizen of [[Arcore]], in [[Province of Monza and Brianza|provincia di Monza]]. The first motion to carry this name was '' VT 317 ''.
+
[[Image: First LogoGilera1909WP.jpg|right|thumb|120px|'''The Gilera logo of 1909''']]
 +
'''Gilera''' is one of the Antichi Marchi Italian's still producing [[motorcycles]], founded by[[Giuseppe Gilera]] in 1909 opening its small workshop in [[Milan]] and subsequently a factory in [[Arcore]], in [[Province of Monza and Brianza|provincia di Monza]]. The first motion to carry this name was '' VT 317 ''.
  
−
After [[the first world war]] Gilera centimeter cubo|cc]] of piston displacement produces motion from 500 [[and begins with these to participate and to win in the most prestigious international competitions of the time.
+
After the first world war, Gilera centimeter [[cc]] piston displacement produces motion from 500 and begins with these to participate and to win in the most prestigious international competitions of the time.
−
This motor from 500 cc had the lateral valves, single in [[the years 1930|anni the thirty]] Gilera begins to use the valves in head. The Four Bolts the 500 '' and '' Eight Bolts are born '' ''.
+
This motor from 500 cc had the lateral valves, in 1930 Gilera begins to use valves in head. The Four Bolts 500 and Eight Bolts are born.
  
−
In [[the 1936]], leaving from a plan of roman house [[CNA Rondine]], Gilera introduced omonima the motion endowed of a four cylinders online from 500 cc equipped of compressor that established the new World-wide Record of the hour (to 274,181 Km/h, [[established record]] in [[the 1937]]) and conquered the bay one in the European Championship of [[the 1939]].
+
In [[the 1936]], leaving from a plan of roman house [[CNA Rondine]], Gilera introduced omonima the motion endowed of a four cylinders online from 500 cc equipped of compressor that established the new World-wide Record of the hour (to 274,181 Km/h, [[established record]] in [[1937]]) and conquered the bay one in the European Championship of [[the 1939]].
  
 
Also for Gilera, like for all the constructors of motion of the age, [[the second world war]] interrupts every activity.
 
Also for Gilera, like for all the constructors of motion of the age, [[the second world war]] interrupts every activity.
Line 23: Line 21:
 
In the immediate Gilera post-war period it introduces an other of its models enters to you in the history: '' Saturno 500 ''. The range comes completed with various small motion and average rolled.
 
In the immediate Gilera post-war period it introduces an other of its models enters to you in the history: '' Saturno 500 ''. The range comes completed with various small motion and average rolled.
 
Between [[1950]] and [[1957]] the Gilera won, with a perfected version and without compressor of the 4 cylinders of pre-war, very six Sample World-wide pilots to you with [[Umberto Masetti]], [[Geoff Duke]] and [[Free Freed]], six Titles of Manifacturing Champion of the World, three [[Tourist Trophy]], seven Sample Italian and one to you [[Milan-Taranto]].
 
Between [[1950]] and [[1957]] the Gilera won, with a perfected version and without compressor of the 4 cylinders of pre-war, very six Sample World-wide pilots to you with [[Umberto Masetti]], [[Geoff Duke]] and [[Free Freed]], six Titles of Manifacturing Champion of the World, three [[Tourist Trophy]], seven Sample Italian and one to you [[Milan-Taranto]].
 +
 +
[[Image:Gilera 150 Sport of 1954.jpg|thumb|250px|left|1954 Gilera 150 Sport]]
  
 
But the increasing costs and the first skirmishes of the crisis that of them to little years invested the comparto motorcycle, had to the outbreak of the automotive market, it made yes that Gilera decided in [[1957]] the withdrawal from the competitions, of common agreement with [[Motion Guzzi]] and [[Mondial]].
 
But the increasing costs and the first skirmishes of the crisis that of them to little years invested the comparto motorcycle, had to the outbreak of the automotive market, it made yes that Gilera decided in [[1957]] the withdrawal from the competitions, of common agreement with [[Motion Guzzi]] and [[Mondial]].
  
−
Of [[the several years 1960|anni sixty]] they go remembered '' the Giubileo '', '' Red '', '' Tourism '' and '' Sport '' that they obtain succeeded bonds trades them, with to renewed '' the 300 Saturno '' and the '' Bicylindrical ''.
+
1960 remembered '' the Giubileo '', '' Red '', '' Tourism '' and '' Sport '' that they obtain succeeded bonds trades them, with to renewed '' the 300 Saturno '' and the '' Bicylindrical ''.
  
−
Laughed them to [[1969]] the acquisition of Gilera from part of the Group [[Piaggio]]. The new property carries out important investments on all the range, above all centralized on the fuoristrada|fuoristradistiche activities [[]] that they had already given lustro and Gloria to the Lombardic House (numerous the victories in the Six Days International). '' The 125 Bicylindrical Cross '' of is the most famous example. In the field of the motorcycles from road it comes instead introduced '' [[the Gilera Arcore]] '' available in two piston displacements from 125 and 150 cc.
+
Laughed them to [[1969]] the acquisition of Gilera from part of the Group [[Piaggio]]. The new property carries out important investments on all the range, above all centralized the fuoristrada activities that they had already given lustro and Gloria to the Lombardic House (numerous the victories in the Six Days International). '' The 125 Bicylindrical Cross '' of is the most famous example. In the field of the motorcycles from road it comes instead introduced '' [[the Gilera Arcore]] '' available in two piston displacements from 125 and 150 cc.
  
 
We arrive therefore to [[the years 1980|anni eighty]], when Gilera introduces one new series of motors to 4 times, bi-4, single cylinder and the bitree, in the piston displacements of 350 cc and 500 cc (later on carried to 558 cc). These motors from the production came use you also for the motion [[enduro]] from competition, '' the RC 600 '' and '' RC 750 '', victorious in two Paris-Dakar (victories of class) and in a Rally of the Pharaohs (Victoria absolute).
 
We arrive therefore to [[the years 1980|anni eighty]], when Gilera introduces one new series of motors to 4 times, bi-4, single cylinder and the bitree, in the piston displacements of 350 cc and 500 cc (later on carried to 558 cc). These motors from the production came use you also for the motion [[enduro]] from competition, '' the RC 600 '' and '' RC 750 '', victorious in two Paris-Dakar (victories of class) and in a Rally of the Pharaohs (Victoria absolute).
Line 35: Line 35:
  
 
Also other motion from road endures a remarkable technological impulse, and is born '' the SP02 '' and futuristic '' the CX125 '', futuristic in the design but remembered above all for the front staple monoarm.
 
Also other motion from road endures a remarkable technological impulse, and is born '' the SP02 '' and futuristic '' the CX125 '', futuristic in the design but remembered above all for the front staple monoarm.
−
 
+
[[image:Gilera DNA 125.jpg|thumb|300px|left|'''Gilera DNA 125''']]
 
In [[1993]] the bitter closing of the plant of [[Arcore]], necessary to the control of the costs in a market that less and less rewarded the Gilera. All the production comes transferred near the parent company to [[Pontedera]], at the same time is attempted to diversify to the production introducing a range of scooter, necessarily sportswomen as the Gilera brand demands. The Gilera '' Runner '' (50 cc, 125 cc, 180 cc and 200 cc, is 2 that 4 times) of are more fulgido the example. The happened one of the range scooter will carry but like necessary contropartita the definitive escape of the Gilera brand from the motorcycles.
 
In [[1993]] the bitter closing of the plant of [[Arcore]], necessary to the control of the costs in a market that less and less rewarded the Gilera. All the production comes transferred near the parent company to [[Pontedera]], at the same time is attempted to diversify to the production introducing a range of scooter, necessarily sportswomen as the Gilera brand demands. The Gilera '' Runner '' (50 cc, 125 cc, 180 cc and 200 cc, is 2 that 4 times) of are more fulgido the example. The happened one of the range scooter will carry but like necessary contropartita the definitive escape of the Gilera brand from the motorcycles.
  
−
[[Image: Gilera 4.jpg |right|thumb|250 px|Una Gilera from competition]]
+
[[Image: Gilera 4.jpg |right|thumb|250 px|'''Gilera Competition''']]
 
But the gene of the innovation in spite of everything is not extinguished and just from Gilera happening like '' the DNA '', one via of means between one true motion and one are born new ideas of discreet scooter.
 
But the gene of the innovation in spite of everything is not extinguished and just from Gilera happening like '' the DNA '', one via of means between one true motion and one are born new ideas of discreet scooter.
 
To the Hall of Milan of [[the 2003]], Gilera introduces '' the Iron '', from the design appreciated but above all contraddistinta from a true automatic gearshift. The one which had to be first “automatic motion” of it was modern (not before in absolute, remembers [[the Motion Guzzi]] V1000 succeeding Idroconvert of [[the 1971]] of good) remained but only a beautiful prototype having had then a continuation does not trade them.
 
To the Hall of Milan of [[the 2003]], Gilera introduces '' the Iron '', from the design appreciated but above all contraddistinta from a true automatic gearshift. The one which had to be first “automatic motion” of it was modern (not before in absolute, remembers [[the Motion Guzzi]] V1000 succeeding Idroconvert of [[the 1971]] of good) remained but only a beautiful prototype having had then a continuation does not trade them.
Line 49: Line 49:
 
In the 2003 2 new models from 50 cc come immessi on the market: Gilera RCR from enduro and sister motard SMT
 
In the 2003 2 new models from 50 cc come immessi on the market: Gilera RCR from enduro and sister motard SMT
  
−
== the range puts into effect them ==
+
[[Image:5888_1.JPG|thumb|200px|right|'''Gilera 175 Sport''']]
−
*Stalker
+
 
 +
== Some of the Models==
 +
 
 +
<gallery>
 +
image:gilera 1 001.jpg|<font color=>'''Gilera 50cc range'''
 +
image:gilera 2 001.jpg|<font color=>'''Gilera Trial Moped'''
 +
image:gilera 3 001.jpg|<font color=>'''Gilera Touring R.S.'''
 +
image:gilera 4 001.jpg|<font color=>'''Gilera Enduro Moped'''
 +
image:gilera 5 001.jpg|<font color=>'''Gilera Touring Moped'''
 +
image:gilera 6 001.jpg|<font color=>'''Gilera Trial R.S.'''
 +
</gallery>
 +
 
 +
<gallery>
 +
image:Gil 1 001.jpg|<font color=>'''Gilera H@K and GSM 50cc'''
 +
image:Gil 2 001.jpg|<font color=>'''Gilera GSM 50cc'''
 +
image:Gil 3 001.jpg|<font color=>'''Gilera H@K 50cc'''
 +
image:Gil 4 001.jpg|<font color=>'''Gilera H@K and GSM 50cc specs'''
 +
File:saturno 1's depliant.jpg|'''Gilera Saturno 500'''
 +
</gallery>
 +
 
 +
 
 +
* [[Gilera Stalker|Stalker]]
 
* [[Gilera DNA|DNA]]
 
* [[Gilera DNA|DNA]]
−
*Nexus
+
* [[Gilera Nexus|Nexus]]
 
* [[Gilera Runner|Runner]]
 
* [[Gilera Runner|Runner]]
−
*SC
+
* [[Gilera SC|SC]]
−
*RCR
+
* [[Gilera RCR|RCR]]
−
*SMT
+
* [[Gilera SMT|SMT]]
 
* [[Gilera Fuoco|Fuoco]]
 
* [[Gilera Fuoco|Fuoco]]
−
*GP 800
+
* [[Gilera GP 800|GP 800]]
  
  
 
==World Championships==
 
==World Championships==
 +
{| border=1 cellspacing=3 cellpadding=4 style="float:center; margin:0 0 .5em 1em; width:400px; background:#505050; border-collapse:collapse; border:1px solid #999; font-size:83%; line-height:1.5; " summary="Infobox Automobile"
 +
|- style="text-align:center; background:#505050;"
 +
|- tr BGCOLOR=darkred
 +
!Year !! Class !! Rider
 +
|-
 +
|[[1950 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|1950]] || 500cc || [[Umberto Masetti]]
 +
|-
 +
|1952 || 500cc || [[Umberto Masetti]]
 +
|-
 +
|1953 || 500cc || [[Geoff Duke]]
 +
|-
 +
|1954 || 500cc || Geoff Duke
 +
|-
 +
|1955 || 500cc || Geoff Duke
 +
|-
 +
|[[1957 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|1957]] || 500cc || [[Libero Liberati]]
 +
|-
 +
|2001 || 125cc || [[Manuel Poggiali]]
 +
|-
 +
|2008 || 250cc || [[Marco Simoncelli]]
 +
|}
  
−
*[[1950 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|1950]]  500cc [[Umberto Masetti]]
 
−
*1952  500cc [[Umberto Masetti]]
 
−
*1953  500cc [[Geoff Duke]]
 
−
*1954  500cc [[Geoff Duke]]
 
−
*1955  500cc [[Geoff Duke]]
 
−
*[[1957 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|1957]]  500cc [[Libero Liberati]]
 
−
*2001  125cc [[Manuel Poggiali]]
 
  
 
==External links==
 
==External links==
  
−
*[http://www.gilera.com/ The Gilera website]
+
* [http://www.gilera.com/ The Gilera website]
 
* [http://www.gilera.com/ Situated official Gilera]
 
* [http://www.gilera.com/ Situated official Gilera]
 
* [http://www.gilera-bi4.it/ Situated dedicated to the Gilera motion 4 times that mounted Bi 4]
 
* [http://www.gilera-bi4.it/ Situated dedicated to the Gilera motion 4 times that mounted Bi 4]
Line 83: Line 118:
 
[[Category:Motorcycle manufacturers]]
 
[[Category:Motorcycle manufacturers]]
 
[[Category:Scooter manufacturers]]
 
[[Category:Scooter manufacturers]]
−
 
−
The '''Runner''' is a popular model of Gilera scooter.
 
−
 
−
Gilera is presently owned by Piaggio, maker of Vespa scooters.
 
−
 
−
 
−
 
−
[[Image:gilera logo2b.jpg|center|200px]]
 
  
  
 +
[[Image:gilera logo2b.jpg|center|200px]]<br>[[Image:gilera_logo2.jpg|100px|center]]<br>[[Image:gileralogo.png|90px|center]]
  
  
  
 +
{{-}}
 +
{{A-Z multipage list|Motorcycle Information and Photos by Marque|Motorcycle Information and Photos by Marque|}}
 +
{{A-Z multipage list|Car Information and Photos by Marque|Information and Photos by Marque|}}
 
{{Motorcycle Information and Photos by Marque}}
 
{{Motorcycle Information and Photos by Marque}}
 
{{Car Information and Photos by Marque}}
 
{{Car Information and Photos by Marque}}

Latest revision as of 21:25, 18 March 2013

Gileralogo.jpg
1948 Gilera at Wheels Of Italy
File:Gilera CX.jpg
Gilera CX

(Loosely translated from Italian)


History

The Gilera logo of 1909

Gilera is one of the Antichi Marchi Italian's still producing motorcycles, founded byGiuseppe Gilera in 1909 opening its small workshop in Milan and subsequently a factory in Arcore, in provincia di Monza. The first motion to carry this name was VT 317 .

After the first world war, Gilera centimeter cc piston displacement produces motion from 500 and begins with these to participate and to win in the most prestigious international competitions of the time. This motor from 500 cc had the lateral valves, in 1930 Gilera begins to use valves in head. The Four Bolts 500 and Eight Bolts are born.

In the 1936, leaving from a plan of roman house CNA Rondine, Gilera introduced omonima the motion endowed of a four cylinders online from 500 cc equipped of compressor that established the new World-wide Record of the hour (to 274,181 Km/h, established record in 1937) and conquered the bay one in the European Championship of the 1939.

Also for Gilera, like for all the constructors of motion of the age, the second world war interrupts every activity.

In the immediate Gilera post-war period it introduces an other of its models enters to you in the history: Saturno 500 . The range comes completed with various small motion and average rolled. Between 1950 and 1957 the Gilera won, with a perfected version and without compressor of the 4 cylinders of pre-war, very six Sample World-wide pilots to you with Umberto Masetti, Geoff Duke and Free Freed, six Titles of Manifacturing Champion of the World, three Tourist Trophy, seven Sample Italian and one to you Milan-Taranto.

1954 Gilera 150 Sport

But the increasing costs and the first skirmishes of the crisis that of them to little years invested the comparto motorcycle, had to the outbreak of the automotive market, it made yes that Gilera decided in 1957 the withdrawal from the competitions, of common agreement with Motion Guzzi and Mondial.

1960 remembered the Giubileo , Red , Tourism and Sport that they obtain succeeded bonds trades them, with to renewed the 300 Saturno and the Bicylindrical .

Laughed them to 1969 the acquisition of Gilera from part of the Group Piaggio. The new property carries out important investments on all the range, above all centralized the fuoristrada activities that they had already given lustro and Gloria to the Lombardic House (numerous the victories in the Six Days International). The 125 Bicylindrical Cross of is the most famous example. In the field of the motorcycles from road it comes instead introduced the Gilera Arcore available in two piston displacements from 125 and 150 cc.

We arrive therefore to anni eighty, when Gilera introduces one new series of motors to 4 times, bi-4, single cylinder and the bitree, in the piston displacements of 350 cc and 500 cc (later on carried to 558 cc). These motors from the production came use you also for the motion enduro from competition, the RC 600 and RC 750 , victorious in two Paris-Dakar (victories of class) and in a Rally of the Pharaohs (Victoria absolute).

In the 1991 it is born the Nordwest , available in piston displacements 350 and 600cc, innovative motion and antesignana of it puts into effect them supermotard, but that he collects little happened although goes interesting guidabilità and performances to you, joined to the reliability of bi-4 the Gilera.

Also other motion from road endures a remarkable technological impulse, and is born the SP02 and futuristic the CX125 , futuristic in the design but remembered above all for the front staple monoarm.

File:Gilera DNA 125.jpg
Gilera DNA 125

In 1993 the bitter closing of the plant of Arcore, necessary to the control of the costs in a market that less and less rewarded the Gilera. All the production comes transferred near the parent company to Pontedera, at the same time is attempted to diversify to the production introducing a range of scooter, necessarily sportswomen as the Gilera brand demands. The Gilera Runner (50 cc, 125 cc, 180 cc and 200 cc, is 2 that 4 times) of are more fulgido the example. The happened one of the range scooter will carry but like necessary contropartita the definitive escape of the Gilera brand from the motorcycles.

Gilera Competition

But the gene of the innovation in spite of everything is not extinguished and just from Gilera happening like the DNA , one via of means between one true motion and one are born new ideas of discreet scooter. To the Hall of Milan of the 2003, Gilera introduces the Iron , from the design appreciated but above all contraddistinta from a true automatic gearshift. The one which had to be first “automatic motion” of it was modern (not before in absolute, remembers the Motion Guzzi V1000 succeeding Idroconvert of the 1971 of good) remained but only a beautiful prototype having had then a continuation does not trade them.

In the competitions, after one fugace apparition in Campionato 250 cc in 1992 - 1993, Gilera ripresenta in the 2001. The motion class 125 was not planned inside but it was the evolution of the Derbi from Great Prize, arrived inside of the Piaggio Group as a result of the acquisition of the Spanish house. Gilera returns to enroll just the name in the history of the competitions winning in 2001 World-wide Championship 125 with pilot sammarinese Manuel Rests them.

In a 2004 still innovative product it arrives on the market, one scooter of 500 cc of piston displacement from the particularly sport temperament with one adjustable posterior suspension, Nexus 500 .

In the 2003 2 new models from 50 cc come immessi on the market: Gilera RCR from enduro and sister motard SMT

Gilera 175 Sport

Some of the Models

  • Gilera 50cc range

  • Gilera Trial Moped

  • Gilera Touring R.S.

  • Gilera Enduro Moped

  • Gilera Touring Moped

  • Gilera Trial R.S.

  • Gilera H@K and GSM 50cc

  • Gilera GSM 50cc

  • Gilera H@K 50cc

  • Gilera H@K and GSM 50cc specs

  • Gilera Saturno 500



World Championships

Year Class Rider
1950 500cc Umberto Masetti
1952 500cc Umberto Masetti
1953 500cc Geoff Duke
1954 500cc Geoff Duke
1955 500cc Geoff Duke
1957 500cc Libero Liberati
2001 125cc Manuel Poggiali
2008 250cc Marco Simoncelli


External links


200px


100px


Gileralogo.png



Motorcycle Information and Photos by Marque: A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z
Car Information and Photos by Marque: A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z
Motorcycle Information and Photos by Marque
Abignente  · Abra  · Accossato  · Accumolli  · ACSA  · AD  · Adriatica  · Aerdiesel  · Aermacchi  · Aermoto  · Aero-Caproni  · Aeromere  · Aetos  · Agrati  · AIM  · Ala d'Oro  · Alato  · Aldbert  · Alfa  · Aliprandi  · Alpino  · Altea  · Ambrosini  · Amerio  · AMR  · Ancillohl  · Ancillotti  · Ancora  · Anzani  · APE  · Aprilia  · Aquila  · Ardea  · Ardito  · Ariz  · Aspes  · Asso  · Astoria  · Astra  · Atala  · Attolini  · Augusta  · Azzariti  · B&P  · Balsamo  · Barbiero  · Bardone  · Baretta  · Baroni  · Bartali  · Basigli  · Baudo  · BB  · Beccaria  · Benelli  · Benotto  · Bernardi  · Berneg  · Bertoli  · Bertoni  · Beta Motor  · Betocchi  · Bianchi  · Bicizeta  · Bimm  · Bimota  · BM  · BMA  · BMG  · BMP  · Bonzi & Marchi  · Bordone  · Borghi  · Borgo  · Borile  · Boselli  · Breda  · BRM  · Bruzzesi  · BSU  · Bucher  · Bulleri  · Busi  · CAB  · Cabrera  · Cagiva  · Calcaterra  · Capello  · Cappa  · Capponi  · Capri  · Capriolo  · Caproni-Vizzola  · Carcano  · Carda  · Cardani  · Cargneluti  · Carnielli  · Carniti  · Casalini  · Casoli  · Cavicchioli  · CBR  · Ceccato  · CF  · Chiorda  · Cima  · Cimatti  · CM  · CMK  · CMP  · CNA  · Colella  · Colombo  · COM  · Comet  · Conti  · Cortesi  · Cozzo  · Crevinbar  · CR&S  · CRT  · Dardo  · Dall'Oglio  · DC  · DC Scoiattolo  · DE-CA  · DEI  · Della Ferrera  · Demm  · De Togni  · Devil  · Diana  · Di Blasi  · Doglioli & Civardi  · Dominissimi  · Dotta  · Ducati  · Elect  · Elmeca-Gilera  · ELSA  · EOLO  · Empolini  · Ercoli-Cavallone  · EST  · Fabrizio  · Faggi  · Faini  · Falco  · F.A.M.  · Fantic Motor  · FBM  · F.B.-Mondial  · Ferrari  · Ferraris  · Fert  · FIAM  · FIAMC  · Figini  · Finzi  · Fiorelli  · F.I.T.  · F.M.  · FMT  · Focesi  · Fochj  · Fongri  · Foroni  · Franchi  · Freccia Azzurra  · Frejus  · Frera  · Frigerio Puch  · Frisoni  · Fuchs  · Fusi  · Fulgor  · F.V.L.  · G.A.  · Gabbiano  · Gabotti  · Gaia  · Galator  · Galbai  · Galbusera  · Gallina  · Gallmotor  · Galloni  · Ganna  · Garabello  · Garanzini  · Garavaglia  · Garelli  · Garlaschelli  · Gatti  · Gazzi  · GD  · Gems  · Gerbi  · Gerosa  · Ghezzi & Brian  · Ghiaroni  · Giacomasso  · Gianca  · Gianoglio  · Gilera  · Girardengo  · Gitan  · Giulietta  · GKD  · Gloria  · G.N.  · GP  · Gori  · G.R.  · Grasetti  · Grim  · GRG  · GS  · Guaraldi  · Guazzoni  · Guia  · Guizzardi  · Guizzo  · HRD  · HRM  · Ibis  · Idra  · Idroflex  · IGM  · IMEX  · IMN  · IMV  · Intramotor  · Invicta  · Iris  · ISO  · Idroflex  · Itala  · Italemmezeta  · Italjap  · Italjet  · Italkart  · Italmoto  · Italtelai  · Itom  · Janga  · Jenis  · Jonghi  · Junior  · Kosmos  · Kram-It  · L'Alba  · Lombardini  · Lambretta  · Lampo  · Lancia  · Landi  · Lardori  · Laurenti  · Laverda  · Lecce  · Legnano  · LEM  · Leonardo Frera  · Leone  · Leprotto  · Linto  · Linx  · Lombardini  · Longhi  · Low  · Lygier  · MAB-Albor  · Macchi  · Magliano  · Magni  · Maino  · Mafalda  · Maffeis  · Major  · Malaguti  · Malanca  · Mantovani  · Maranello Moto  · Marchand  · Marchi e Fabbri  · Marchitelli‎‎  · Marini‎‎  · Martina  · Marzocchi  · MAS  · Maserati  · Masoni  · Massarini  · MAV  · Maxima  · Mazzetti  · Mazzilli  · Mazzuchelli  · MBA  · MBM  · MDS  · Meccanica  · Medusa  · Meldi  · Memini  · Menani  · Mengoli  · Menon  · Merli  · Merlonghi  · Meteora  · MFB  · MGF  · MGM  · Microasso  · Milani  · Miller Balsamo  · Minarelli  · Minerva  · Minimotor  · MiniTre  · Minetti  · Minimotor  · Mi-Val  · MM  · Molaroni  · Molteni  · Mondial  · Monterosa  · Monviso  · Morbidelli  · Moretti  · Morini  · Mosquito  · Motauto  · Motobi  · Motobimm  · Motodelta  · Motoflash  · Moto Guzzi  · Motom  · Moto Magni  · Motomec  · Moto Morini  · Motopiana  · Mototecnica  · Moto V  · Motron  · MP  · MP (Milan)  · MR  · MT  · Muller  · Musa  · MV Agusta  · MVB  · MZV  · Nagase & Ray  · Nassetti  · Nazzaro  · NCR  · Necchi  · Negrini  · Nello  · Nencioni  · Nettunia  · Oasa  · OCMA  · Oemmeci  · Oliverio  · Ollearo  · Olmo  · OMB  · OMB Benesi  · OMC  · OME  · Omea  · Omer  · OMN  · OMT  · OPRA  · ORAM  · Orani  · Orione  · Orix  · Oscar  · Ottino  · Ottolenghi  · Paglianti  · Palmieri & Gulinelli  · Panda  · Patriaca  · Parilla  · Parvus  · Passoni  · Paton  · Patriarca  · Pegaso  · Perugina  · Peripoli  · PG  · Piaggio  · Piana  · Piazza  · Picot  · Piola  · Piovaticci  · Pirotta  · Pirottino  · PL  · PO  · Polenghi  · Polet  · Posdam  · Prina  · Premoli  · Prinetti & Stucchi  · Quagliotti  · RCM  · Raimondi  · Ranzani  · Rapid  · REC  · Remondini  · Rigat  · Ringhini  · Rivara  · Rizzato  · Rocket  · Rondine  · Romano  · Romeo  · Rond Sachs  · Rosselli  · Rossi 1  · Rossi 2  · Rota  · Rovetta  · Royal  · Rubinelli  · Rumi  · Ruspa  · Sacie  · Salve  · SAMP  · Sanciome  · San Cristoforo  · Santamaria  · Sanvenero  · SAR  · Scalambra  · Scarab  · Scarabeo  · Seiling  · Senior  · Sertum  · Sessa  · Shifty  · Siam  · SIAMT  · SIAT  · Siata  · Signorelli  · Sillaro  · SIM  · Simoncelli  · Simonetta  · Simonini  · Simplex  · Spaviero  · Stella  · Sterzi  · Stilma  · Stucchi  · Sumco  · Superba  · SVM  · SVW  · SWM  · Tansini  · Tappella  · Tarbo  · Taura  · Taurus  · Tecnomoto  · Telaimotor  · Tomaselli  · Tommasi  · Terra Modena  · Testi  · TGM  · TGR · Thunder  · Tigli  · TM  · Torpado  · Toscane  · Train-Italia  · Trans AMA  · Trespidi  · UFO  · Ultra  · Unimoto  · Vaga  · Vaghi  · Valenti  · Vamam  · Vard Micro  · Vaschetto  · Vassena  · Vecchietti  · Velox  · Verga  · Veros  · Vertemati  · Vespa  · VG  · Viberti  · Viking  · Villa  · Vis  · Vittora  · Vi Vi  · VOR  · VUN  · VVV  · VVV Garlaschelli  · Vyrus  · Wilier  · Wilson  · Wolsit  · WRM  · Zannetti  · Zanoni  · Zanzani  · Zenit  · Zepa  · Zeta  · Zoppoli
Car Information and Photos by Marque
Abarth  · ACAM  · Adami  · Aerfer  · A.G. Alfieri  · AG  · Aguzzoli  · Ala d'Oro  · Alba  · Alba Engineering  · ALCA  · Alfa Romeo  · Allemano  · Alma  · A.M.  · Amilcar  · Andrea Moda Formula  · Ansaldo  · Antonietti & Ugonino  · Anzani  · Aquila  · Ardita  · Arno  · ARS  · Artesi  · Arzani-Volpini  · ASA  · ASIM  · ATL  · Atomo  · ATS  · Aurea  · Ausonia  · Auto Avio Costruzioni  · Autobianchi  · Autodelta  · Autodromo  · Auto Mirage  · Autosud  · Autotecnica  · Autozodiaco  · Balbo  · Bandini  · Barbi  · Bardelli  · Barison & Co.  · Barosso  · Bartoletti  · BBC  · Beccaria  · Belco Avia  · Bellasi  · Bender & Martiny  · Benetton Formula  · B Engineering  · Bernardi  · Bertone  · Bianchi  · Bianchini  · Bizzarrini  · Blanc & Trezza  · BN  · Boano  · Bonacini  · Boneschi  · Bordino  · Borsani  · Branca  · Bremach  · Brevetti  · Brianza  · Brixia-Zust  · Bruna  · Bugatti  · BWA  · Canta  · CAR  · Carcerano  · Carrozza Di Bordino  · Casalini  · Casaro  · Castagna  · Ceirano GB & C  · Cemsa  · Centro Sud  · Cesare Sala  · Chiribiri  · CIP  · Cisitalia  · Cizeta  · CMN  · Coggiola  · Colli  · Colli Racing  · Colombo  · Cometto  · Conrero  · Conta  · Corat  · Coriasco  · Covini  · Dagrada  · Daino  · Dainotti  · Dallara  · Darracq  · De Luca  · De Sanctis  · De Tomaso  · De Vecchi  · Diatto  · Diavolino  · Dobelli  · Dora  · DRB  · DR Motor Company  · Drogo Carrozzeria Sports Cars  · Dual & Turconi  · Effedi  · EIA  · Ellena  · Emanuel  · Empolini  · Ennezeta  · Ermini  · Esperia  · EuroBrun  · Eurostyle  · EVEL  · Faccioli  · Fadin  · Faralli & Mazzanti  · Farina  · FART  · FAS  · FAST  · FATA  · Fermi  · Feroldi  · Ferrari  · Ferro  · Ferves  · Fial  · FIAM  · Fiat  · Fides  · Figari  · Figini  · Fimer  · Fioravanti  · FIRST  · Fissore  · FIT  · FLAG  · FLIRT  · Florentia  · FOD  · FONA  · Fondmetal  · Foglietti  · Fongri  · Fornasari  · Forti  · FRAM  · Franceschini  · Franco  · Frua  · Fusi-Fero  · Galileo  · Gallia  · Garage Italia  · Garavini  · Geddes  · Ghia  · Giannini  · Giaur  · Gilco  · Giliberti  · Giottiline  · Glisenti  · Gnesutta  · Grecav  · Greppi  · Grignani  · Hermes  · I.DE.A Institute  · IENA  · IMP  · Innocenti  · Inovo  · Intermeccanica  · Invicta  · Isetta  · ISO  · Isotta-Fraschini  · Issi  · Itala  · Italia  · Italcar  · Italdesign Giugiaro  · Italmeccanica  · Iveco  · Laforza  · La Lupetta  · LAM  · Lamborghini  · Lancia  · Lanza  · Lavaggi  · Lawil  · Legnano  · Lentz  · Leone  · Life  · LMX  · Locati & Viarengo  · Lombardi  · Lucchini  · Lucertola  · Luigi  · Lux  · Macchi  · Maggiora  · Majocchi  · Mandarini  · Mantovani  · Marazzi  · Marca-Tre-Spade  · Marchand  · Marciano  · Marengo  · Marino  · Maserati  · Mazzieri  · Meldi  · Menarini  · Menon  · Mentaschi  · Merzario  · Miari Giusti  · Michelotti  · Microbo  · Micro-Vett  · Milano  · Minardi  · Minima  · Minutoli  · Mirabilis  · Modena  · Monaco-Trossi  · Monterosa  · Montescani  · Montu  · Monviso  · Morelli  · Moretti  · Moscerino  · Motorauto  · Motta & Baudo  · Motto  · Nembo  · Nardi  · Nazzaro  · Odetti  · OM  · OMT  · Opes  · Orlandi  · ORSA  · Osca  · Osella  · OSFA  · OSI  · O.T.A.S.  · Otav  · Padus  · Paganelli  · Pagani  · Panther Diesel  · Pecori  · Pennacchio  · Perfetti  · Peugeot-Croizat  · Picchio  · Pietroboni  · Pininfarina  · Prince  · Prinetti & Stucchi  · Project 1221  · Puma  · Quagliotti  · Qvale  · Racca  · Rapid  · Rayton  · Restelli  · Revelli  · Ricordi e Molinari  · ROMA  · Romanazzi  · Rombo  · Romeo  · Rubino  · Saba  · Scacchi  · SAL  · Salva  · SAM  · SAMCA  · Same Deutz-Fahr  · San Giorgio  · San Giusto  · Savio  · Scaglietti  · Scall  · SCAT  · Scioneri  · Scirea  · Sclavo  · Serenissima  · Serpollet  · Sessano  · Siata  · SIAL  · SIAM  · Sighinolfi  · SILA  · Silencieuse  · Silvani  · Sims  · Sirio  · S.I.V.A.  · Siva  · Sive  · SMB  · SPA  · Spada  · STAE  · Stanga  · Stanguellini  · STAR  · Stigler  · Stola  · Storero  · Strale  · Stucchi  · SVA  · Tallero  · Tanesini  · Taraschi  · Tasso  · Tau  · Taurina  · Tec-Mec  · Tecno  · Temperino  · Terra Modena  · Titania  · Todeschini  · Tonello  · Toro Rosso  · Touring  · Triumph-Italia  · Trossi-Cattaneo  · Turchetti  · Turinelli & Pezza  · Urania  · Vaghi  · VALT  · Varesina  · Veltro  · Viberti  · Vignale  · Viotti  · Vittoria  · Volpe  · Volpini  · Volugrafo  · Wolseley  · Zagato  · Zambon  · Zena  · ZO  · Zust
Retrieved from "http://woiweb.com/wiki/index.php?title=Gilera&oldid=74180"