Our Mopeds
Each of our mopeds is named after an iconic 70s or 80s song. Depending on your generation, these names may spark instant nostalgia — or delightful curiosity. Either way, they perfectly match the personality and rhythm of each bike in our fleet.
L'Aziza Motobecane N40T
A tribute to Daniel Balavoine. Our very first moped, fully restored in elegant white and blue. Gentle, reliable and timeless — just like the song that inspired her.
Germaine Peugeot 103 VS
A true 70s rebel. Energetic engine, bold personality. She carries a whiff of freedom — and maybe just a hint of two-stroke nostalgia in the morning air.
Melissa Mobylette AV42
Named after Julien Clerc’s song. Minimalist yet charming, lightweight and lively. No suspension — but full of character.
Elisa Peugeot 102
Light, compact, newly restored and easy to handle. With electric start and smooth riding comfort, she’s pure countryside elegance.
Layla Motobecane 41V
A nod to Eric Clapton. Freshly rebuilt engine, preserved vintage patina. Agile and responsive — capable of both relaxed cruising and spirited bursts.
Vanina Motobecane N40T
Original paintwork, beautiful patina, steady on hills and confident on open roads.
Michelle Peugeot 103 Vogue
A wink to The Beatles. Stylish, smooth and effortlessly cool — perfect for carefree rides and cloud-like daydreams.
Andy Puch Maxi N
The Austrian outsider in our French lineup. Two automatic gears, dynamic and full of personality — inspired by Les Rita Mitsouko.
Isabelle Peugeot 103 Vogue
Looks serious at first glance — but once you ride her, the fun begins. Expect smiles, waves from motorcyclists and plenty of attention.
Fernando Motoconfort AU49
A discreet grey beauty from the post-war boom years. Reliable, smooth, and impossible not to hum along to ABBA.
Cecile Mobylette AV32
Our senior lady — over 70 years old and still full of swing. Vintage charm at its finest.
Gaston Motobecane AV85
The dependable friend. Slightly heavier, incredibly steady, always ready for a relaxed countryside ride.
Angie Motobecane AV85
Chrome details and freshly rebuilt engine. A classic blue Motobécane — and yes, “Angie, I still love you…”
Macumba Peugeot 103 Vogue
An 80s icon with original electronic ignition. Energetic, vibrant, and ready for disco-era adventures.
Billie Jean Peugeot 103 Vogue
No moonwalk here — but definitely a talent for travelling back in time. Retro flair guaranteed.
Aline Motobecane 41S
Layla’s little sister — no variator, but plenty of punch. Small, bold and surprisingly spirited.