Beschreibung:

The German Kreidler concern were at the forefront of 50cc racing from the moment the class was elevated to World Championship status in 1962. The factory’s early efforts used engines based on that of the successful Florett roadster. Introduced in 1957, the Florett was a proper small motorcycle, not a moped, though the twist-grip gearchange and open pressed-steel frame might have suggested otherwise. Regularly updated - later versions came with spine frames, telescopic forks, disc brakes and five-speed gearboxes - the Florett remained a fixture of the Kreidler range right up until the factory’s closure in 1982. When first registered this four-speed Florett was loaned to a school in Mold for rider training, returning to the supplying dealer 15 years later with 77 miles recorded. After two further keepers it was acquired by the present owner and has now covered just 1,300-or-so miles from new. Presented in excellent condition throughout, the machine is offered with four expired MoTs, letter of provenance from the immediately preceding owner, MoT/road fund licence to September 2005 and Swansea V5 registration document.