Herdtle & Bruneau

Herdtle & Bruneau was a French manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles.

Company History

The company had its headquarters on the Rue de la China 38 up in the 20th arrondissement of Paris. 1902 began production of motorcycles. 1905 result was a car. The brand name was Herdtle -Bruneau. 1914 production ended.

Rolling stock

The offer initially on motor bikes. To drive a motor provided with 1.25 hp, weighing only 4 kg and enabled a top speed of 35 km / hr.

1905 presented automobile remained a prototype. Each of the four wheels was powered by an engine with 1 hp. Mass production did not take place.

In 1913 a motorcycle with a water-cooled two-cylinder engine. 48 mm bore and 75 mm stroke resulted in 271 cc. Another model had a two-stroke engine.

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