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Rieju
Ninety years of Spanish stubbornness — now with GasGas enduro DNA.
Figueres, Spain · est. 1934
Ninety years of Spanish stubbornness — now with GasGas enduro DNA.
Rieju has been building motorcycles in Figueres, Catalonia since 1934 — through civil war, dictatorship, and every market upheaval since, always the small factory that refused to die. Salvador Dalí's hometown builds surrealism and motorcycles; Rieju supplies the second.
The masterstroke came in 2020: when KTM absorbed GasGas, Rieju acquired the rights and tooling to the proven GasGas enduro platform — real, race-winning hardware — and kept building and developing it. The result is the MR line: legitimate championship-grade two-stroke enduro machines from a factory most Americans have never heard of. Utah gets exactly one door into that world.
Hard enduro people are their own species — they ride up things the rest of us won't walk up, break levers for fun, and know every Erzberg finisher by name. Rieju's factory literally opens its doors to them (watch the film below). That's the club this sign belongs to.
The Rieju sign is part of the Salto story — text us to talk availability, ordering, and what's inbound.
Whether you're buying, dreaming, or just want to argue about motorcycles — the door's open and the coffee's on.