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Former Motorcycle Manufacturer

Alato was an Italian motorcycle manufacturer from 1923 to 1925. Established by brothers Filio and Giulio Gosio in Turin, the Alato was powered by a 131cc two-stroke engine.

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^ Tragatsch, Erwin; Ash, Kevin (2000). The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Motorcycles. London: Quantum Publishing. p. 560. ISBN 1861603428.

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Current	Aprilia Askoll Benelli Beta Bimota Borile Cagiva Di Blasi Industriale Ducati Energica Fantic Ghezzi & Brian Gilera Garelli Italjet KRC Motors Lamborghini Magni Minarelli Mondial Moto Guzzi Moto Morini MV Agusta Paton Piaggio Polini SWM Tacita Terra Modena TM Racing Vespa Vyrus
Defunct	Abra (1923–1927) Accossato Aermacchi Aeromere/Capriolo Aetos Agrati (1958–1965) AIM (1974–1982) Alano (1923–1925) Alato (1923–1925) Aldbert (1953–1959) Atala Autozodiaco Bianchi Caproni Ceccato (1947–1962) Cimatti (1937–1984) CNA (1920–1934) Della Ferrera (1909–1948) Frera (1905–1936) Fusi (1932–1957) Galbusera (1934–1955) Innocenti Iso Rivolta (1953–1974) Itom (1944–1975) Lambretta Laverda (1949–2006) Malaguti Malanca (1956–1986) Morbidelli MAS (1920–1956) Maserati (motorcycle) Moretti (1925–1989) Motobi Parilla (1946–1967) Rumi Santamaria

Major and notable Italian motorcycle marques

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Defunct

Abra (1923–1927)
Accossato
Aermacchi
Aeromere/Capriolo
Aetos
Agrati (1958–1965)
AIM (1974–1982)
Alano (1923–1925)
Alato (1923–1925)
Aldbert (1953–1959)
Atala
Autozodiaco
Bianchi
Caproni
Ceccato (1947–1962)
Cimatti (1937–1984)
CNA (1920–1934)
Della Ferrera (1909–1948)
Frera (1905–1936)
Fusi (1932–1957)
Galbusera (1934–1955)
Innocenti
Iso Rivolta (1953–1974)
Itom (1944–1975)
Lambretta
Laverda (1949–2006)
Malaguti
Malanca (1956–1986)
Morbidelli
MAS (1920–1956)
Maserati (motorcycle)
Moretti (1925–1989)
Motobi
Parilla (1946–1967)
Rumi
Santamaria

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