I'd been restored this bike of 1958, perhaps you don't known this model, it's the predecesor of Montesa Impala, you known??...

I put some pics of my work, if someone want to see more or some information, please, contact to me.


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I don't think many Montesa's from that era made it to the states. What size is it?

Looks awesome :thumbsup:

I love restoration stories keep 'em comin' fellas.


In the past year I restored an 82 cb900c and cb900f and I have an 86 450 Rebel that is almost done. Pics of the Rebel coming soon. Look in my gallery for the cb900c, the pics of the cb900f were lost when my old computer crashed :cry:

Great looking bike.

I think soo....

It's a 125cc, 6,5cv.

Thank very much airborne...

Where is your gallery???. What a "putada" you lost this pics.... I have the history and a lot of photos of my restauration....in spanish :wink: . If you want I send you

Yes, I like very much because I build all pieces...

Thanks

Great restoration...........

I just love breathing new life into old metal.

That's an excellent restoration! Very proffesional looking. :thumbsup: Something you can certainly be proud of.

Thanks very much for your words

I figured it to be a 250.

Why are you calling it a Honda Brio?


Is there something significant about this motorcycle to you, or was it just what was available when you decided you had too much time on your hands?

Looks great.

Not, it's a 125



Because it's its name, Montesa Brio 81, before Montesa built the Montesa Impala.



Yes, I bought to a ex lover fathers :lol: , but now, I don't want :wink:

I still don't understand where the "Honda" comes in.



Single cylinder 125cc two-stroke with dual exhaust.

And we thought the British were wacked..... :P

That is a nice looking restoration job! Do you ever take it out for a ride? Or is it stricly a show peice?

Sort ride of course.... I'm thinking about ti bring a Museum of Classic Motobikes :roll: :roll: ... I dont know.....uuuhhmmmm

Thans for your words.