This bike was restored with a lot of care in 2008 by its current owner and is in a good technical as well as in good cosmetic condition. The motorcycle is owned since 1955. Unfortunately, the current owner has to sell the bike due to being seriously ill. This is a so-called ecclésiastique model, especially meant for priests. It also has leg shields which are currently not mounted. They are however available. These were intended to prevent the long robes of the priest from ending up in the mechanism. Originally meant as a moped but due to Belgian legislation (the limit was set at 50cc) it ended up as being a motorcycle. The firm Motim in Maassluis (the Netherlands) imported these bikes and sold them in 1950 for €765 (see advertisement). In 1952, the price increased up to €795 (excl. horn that is!).