Features:
- 50cc racing motorcycle from 1963-1964
- Based on the Kreidler Florett moped
- Horizontal air-cooled two-stroke single-cylinder engine
- Rotary disc intake system
- Power output between 10 and 14 CV depending on season
- 12-speed transmission with four-speed gearbox and overdrive
- Throttle-grip operated gear shifting
- Earles-type front suspension
- Drum brakes front and rear
- Inspired by rider Hans-Georg Anscheidt's World Championship bike
The Kreidler Renn-Florett brings a piece of motorcycle racing history to life. Built by the German manufacturer Kreidler in Kornwestheim, this small but mighty 50cc machine competed at the highest level during the early years of the 50cc World Championship.
This recreation captures the bike's distinctive engineering, including its air-cooled two-stroke single-cylinder engine with rotary disc intake and its unusual 12-speed transmission setup, combining a four-speed gearbox with overdrive gears controlled from the throttle grip. The Earles-type front suspension and drum brakes complete the authentic period-correct feel.
Fans of vintage racing motorcycles and classic two-wheeled machines will appreciate the attention to detail in recreating this rare piece of 1960s racing history, once a genuine rival to Suzuki on the world stage.
