Claude Fior, nicknamed "Pif", is recognized as one of the greatest engineers in the world of motorcycles, having made a name for himself thanks to his innovations and his mastery of aluminum. He had ambitions to become a pilot and modified himself the motorcycles with which he would eventually compete in endurance races. His capacity to innovate will push him to abandon the piloting to the profit of the conception of new motor bikes. He will develop two 250cm3 motorcycles: a first one, in 1984, equipped with a Yamaha engine and a second one, in 1987, with a rotax engine. This last version was so light that it had to be ballasted to respect the minimum weight of 90 kg of the category 250 cubic centimeters. The presented model is the second one produced by the designer. Dated 1987, this bike is today in a good condition for its 35 years. It looks complete and racing look does not go unnoticed. The aluminum elements, like the tank, give it an industrial style. The multiple sponsors that adorn its fuselage add to its undeniable penchant for competition. It comes with a motorcycle lift.