Gilera Motorcycles: Service Repair Manuals PDF and Wiring Diagrams
42 manuals
Manuals (42)
Gilera DNA wiring diagrams
- JPG
- 3.4kb
Gilera Fuoco Wiring Diagram
- 1.8Mb
Gilera Fuoco Workshop Manual
- 14.1Mb
Gilera GP800 Injection Wiring Diagram
- 352.2kb
Gilera GP800 Parts Diagrams
- 7.1Mb
Gilera GP800 Wiring Diagram
- 5.4Mb
Gilera GP800 Workshop Manual
- 17.2Mb
Gilera Nexus 300 Service Manual
- 20.3Mb
Gilera Nexus 500 Mk1 Workshop Manual
- 12.2Mb
Gilera Nexus 500 Mk1 Workshop Manual
- RAR
- 10.6Mb
Gilera Nexus 500SP Parts Manual
- 5.2Mb
Gilera QM125 User Manual
- 790.6kb
Gilera Runner 50 Parts Catalog
- 2.9Mb
Gilera Runner Service Manual
- RAR
- 7.6Mb
Gilera Runner ST 200 User Manual
- 872.2kb
Gilera SP01 parts manual
- ZIP
- 379.9kb
Gilera Wiring Diagrams
- RAR
- 10.3Mb
Gilera is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded by Giuseppe Gilera in Arcora in 1909. In 1969, the company was bought by the Piaggio concern, which currently produces seven brands of motorcycles and scooters and is the fourth largest motor-vehicle manufacturer in the world.
In 1909, the young motorcycle racer Giuseppe Gilera created a corporation called Moto Gilera.
From the very beginning, the company was engaged in the modification of motorcycles, and later their successful construction from scratch.
The debut model was a motorcycle that was equipped with a motor of 317 cubic centimeters.
The next model was equipped with a 500 cc four-stroke engine. But the most successful creation of the company is the release of racing motorcycles.
In 1936, Giuseppe makes a motorcycle with a Rondine engine and makes it more perfect. Thanks to this, Gilera gets the title of high-speed bike with a 500 cc engine. The success of the famous motorcycle is so great that it brings not only victory in the competition, but also a good profit for the company.
Thanks to Giuseppe's outstanding abilities, the long-awaited Saturno-500 motorcycle model appeared in 1939, which was previously included in the “book of motorcycle fame”.
In 1980, the company made a presentation of a four-stroke engine with a volume of 600 cc. A motorcycle equipped with this engine twice won the famous Paris-Dakar rally!
Gilera GP 800