Introduction

René Gillet produced motorcycle from 1898 until 1957, they made their own engines, two and four strokes, from 49 cc to 1000 cc. The 750 and 1000 cc models, which had side valve V twin engines, were very common in the French army and police before WWII.

Bike	Image	Description
1928 Gillet Tour du monde, 350cc		The Tour du Monde gave the buying public what it was asking for: a sporty, reliable and relatively powerful 350cc twostroke engine, well-suited for long distance touring. Typical features of the Tour du Monde are the large outside flywheel and the rotating inlet with low-placed carburettor.
1931 Gillet Super Sport, 350cc
1931 Gillet OHV, 350cc
1931 Confort Luxe, 400cc
1931 Gillet Comfort 400
1954 Gillet Herstal		250cc.

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