Arliguie 1953 Simoun
Arliguie 125cc Briban
Arliguie Cyclomoteurs c.1955
Arliguie Alter c.1955
Arliguie Cyclomoteur 1956
Arliguie cyclemoteur type Simoun, Supermoteur, Junior
A Brief History of the Marque
Manufactured: Rene Arliquie of rue Duchesne-Rabier, Montargis (Loiret) in the 1950s.
Arliguie was a French bicycle manufacturer who also marketed powered bicycles (cyclomoteurs), scooters and 125cc motorcycles using engines from Alter, AMC, Briban, Comet, Le Poulain, Myster, Vimer and Ydral. The last of these were produced in 1956.
Models include:
Silver Star - Comet engine, 2 speed. 1954. Moped. [1]
Racing: 49cc Al'ter engine. 1955 Moped. [2]
Standard: 49cc Al'ter engine. 1955 Moped.
Simoun: 49cc Junior engine. 1954 Moped.
L'Ouragan: 98cc Comet (Cocymo) engine. Scooter.
Arliguie 123cc motorcycle, Briban and SABB engines
N.B.
1. Built by Sterva
2. The Racing and Standard models are likely from Sterva, who built models with the same name and specification.
Sources: OTTW, Tragatsch, 50cc.forum-actif.eu, et al.
N.B. There was a similarly named company in Lyon, S.A. Arligue Moteurs.
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