Is Rieju reliable?
Reliability & build quality Rieju may sound like a dodgy Chinese brand but this is a quality piece of kit, the engine is well finished, the styling bang-on and the quality of standard components high.
Who owns Rieju motorcycles?
Jordi Riera
Jordi Riera, CEO, Rieju Motorcycles. Rieju may be a new name in Australia & New Zealand, but its ancestry is smothered in Spanish Enduro pedigree. Rieju pickup the development where our former Enduro range left off, making it one of the most exciting and capable models in the off-road, 2-stroke Enduro market to date.
What country is Rieju?
Spain
Rieju is a manufacturer of mopeds and motorcycles from Spain. It is based in Figueres. They specialise in small-displacement motorcycles (between 49 and 450cc) using Minarelli engines. Their products are available in almost all European countries.
Is Rieju Gas Gas?
KTM will own the Gas Gas name and Trails bikes, but Rieju will rebrand the existing 2020 Gas Gas bikes as Riejus (as illustrated in the top photo). The 2020 Gas Gas EC, XC & GP two-stroke were dropped by KTM, but Rieju stepped up absorb the bikes.
What engine is in a Rieju 125?
The Marathon Pro 125 uses the new liquid cooled 15CV Yamaha 4-stroke 4-valve engine combined with a light weight alloy silencer for maximum power to weight ratio. The all new compact dual beam chassis provides perfect weight distribution for all riding conditions.
Are Reiju bikes good?
It’s super light, nice and quiet, and mega capable – and comes with a very manageable seat height. The 200 Ranger felt underpowered in the Welsh hills, it struggled, but as a first off-road bike, for teaching beginners, it has to be an ace card. Easy, simple, unintimidating. Rieju have a mountain or two to climb.
Is Rieju Spanish?
RIEJU started in 1934 and is the only motorcycle manufacturer that remains 100% Spanish. Rieju currently has an extensive all-road range (MRT, MARATHON, TANGO as well as the leading developments of the PRO range in 50cc 2T and 125cc 4T).
Did Rieju buy Gas Gas?
In a press release dated March 3, 2020, Torrot Electric Europa and Rieju SA have announced the sale of the platform and rights to the previous Gas Gas model range – the bikes previously developed and manufactured in Girona before Pierer Mobility AG acquired the brand.
Is Gas Gas owned by KTM?
Gas Gas is a Spanish motorcycle manufacturer established in 1985 by Narcìs Casas and Josep Pibernat in Salt, Girona. The company specializes in off-road motorcycles for trials and enduro competitions. Gas Gas was purchased by KTM motorcycles in 2019.
What is a TM motorcycle?
TM motorcycles are more or less hand-built in very low quantities. Unlike most European bikes, they have beautifully crafted aluminum frames with welds that put Japanese bikes to shame. TM’s four-stroke enduro bikes have the fuel cell located under the seat and the air filter on top.
Who owns gas gas dirt bikes?
KTMPIERER Mobility
Gas Gas/Parent organizations
Where is gas gas dirt bikes made?
Girona, Spain
With our class leading trial bikes continuing to be manufactured in Girona, Spain, from our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Austria we quickly expanded our enduro model line-up and introduced an awesome range of motocross and mini motocross bikes.
Is GasGas owned by KTM?
Who bought KTM?
Ownership. KTM AG is presently owned by Pierer Mobility. AG (51.7%) and Bajaj Auto Limited International Holdings B.V. (48%).
Is the Rieju RS3 125 a good bike?
7 owners have reviewed their RIEJU RS3 125 (2013 – on) and rated it in a number of areas. Read what they have to say and what they like and dislike about the bike below. great bike so many r125 riders ask if its a 250 and are astounded buy price differece.
Should I buy a Yamaha Rieju or Honda CBR125R?
Whilst being nearly a thousand pounds cheaper (and slightly faster) than the YZF-R125, the Rieju doesn’t have the quality finish or big bike feel of the Yamaha and is more expensive than the well-built and confidence-inspiring Honda CBR125R.
Should I buy a Honda Rieju?
On the surface the Rieju does enough to be considered ahead of bikes from more established brands like Honda – with a fast engine and extras like a quickshifter – but poor build quality and bad handling can’t be ignored.