Iso is an Italian motorcycle brand, produced in Italy from 1950 to 1963. This brand was known for its lightweight, small-displacement motorcycles and scooters designed for affordable postwar transportation. Part of the broader Iso Autoveicoli enterprise, the company focused on practical road machines, often powered by reliable two-stroke engines. Iso motorcycles were characterized by simple engineering, ease of maintenance, and functional styling, reflecting Italy’s rapid economic recovery of the 1950s and securing the brand a recognized place in mid-century Italian motorcycling history.