The Marks:
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The Marks:
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Alleluia |
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We can see this mark for the first time in the Tour de France of 1914. With 1920 to 1923, it equips the famous VCL (Vélo Club de Levallois), seedbed of great champions directed by Paul Ruinart. But in 1924, Paul Ruinart leaves Alleluia for the Olympique cycles. |
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In 1922 Alleluia, with its team of professional racers, wins the Polymultipliée de Chanteloup with bicycles equipped with 3 speeds BSA hubs. |
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The firm goes
bankrupt in September 1931. It is announced whereas Australian Opperman
has just winned Paris-Brest-Paris with the sprint! It thus learns with
the arrival that its premium will not be versed for him.
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 Opperman, before being joined, passes the first at Pontchartrain. |
 In the arrival, Opperman kissed by its wife. |
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However if the firm
went bankrupt in 1931, the mark continued to exist since it still
exposes in 1955 to the Salon du Cycle of Paris. Like the other big
cycle companies, Alleluia in 1955, produced bicycles and motor cycles.
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The Marks:
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