Puch models

Puch model overview


Model series with lists of the individual Puch motorcycles

All Puch model series. Click on a model serie name to see a newer example of the model independently of production year, variants and options. Or you can expand the model serie to see the list of the individual motorcycles. This includes the motorcycle category. Most model series are limited to a narrow range of engine sizes. Puch motorcycles that do not belong to a model serie are listed without the expand icon. Click here to list all Puch motorcycles ungrouped.

Puch models		 Years
 Expand Puch 125 Enduro  (2 bikes) 1972
 Expand Puch 125 GS  (4 bikes) 1973-1975
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Puch 175  (4 bikes)		 1972-1975
 Item  1975 Puch 175 GS  (Enduro/offroad, 169 ccm)
 Item  1974 Puch 175 GS  (Enduro/offroad, 169 ccm)
 Item  1973 Puch 175 GS  (Cross/motocross, 169 ccm)
 Item  1972 Puch 175 Enduro  (Enduro/offroad, 169 ccm)
 
 Expand Puch 250 SGS  (18 bikes) 1953-1970
 Expand Puch 350 HWE  (8 bikes) 1985-1988
 Expand Puch 600 HWE  (8 bikes) 1985-1988
 Expand Puch Alpine SR  (2 bikes) 1959-1960
 Expand Puch GS 125  (4 bikes) 1985-1988
 Expand Puch GS 250  (4 bikes) 1985-1988
 Expand Puch GS 350  (5 bikes) 1984-1988
 Expand Puch GS 504  (4 bikes) 1985-1988
 Expand Puch GS 560  (4 bikes) 1985-1988
Puch Imola GX 50  (Scooter, 50 ccm) 1994
 Expand Puch M 125  (2 bikes) 1970-1971
 Expand Puch Maxi  (2 bikes) 1976-1977
Puch MC 125  (Cross/motocross, 125 ccm) 1975
 Expand Puch SRA 150  (2 bikes) 1958-1960
Puch VZ 50  (Sport, 50 ccm) 1972
 Expand Puch VZ 50 3P  (2 bikes) 1973-1975

Puch History

Austrian puch (founded by Johann Puch) built the first bike in 1903 and was productive until factory close-down in 1987 after being taken over by Piaggio. The manufacturer mostly produced their own engines, and some bikes were exported to the USA under the names Allstate and Sears.