1966 Greeves Anglian

Registration No: FHJ 63D
Frame No: 24THSA122
MOT: Exempt

• Renovated to a very high standard in 1988
• Offered from several years of static display
• An ideal candidate for historic trials

The Anglian was a successful trials motorcycle produced by Greeves from the mid-1960s, featuring a lightweight, light-alloy frame and powered by a modified Villiers 250cc two-stroke engine. Known for its performance and reliability, it was available with leading-link forks or, as an option, Ceriani hydraulic forks The Anglian contributed to Greeves's reputation as one of the world’s leading constructors of off-road motorcycles, and held its own in competition against Spanish marques such as Bultaco, Montesa and Ossa.

This Anglian was originally registered ‘LXD 86D’ on 14th October, 1966, but it was reregistered ‘FHJ 63D’ in 1987, since when it has had only four keepers, the first of whom undertook a documented restoration to a very high standard in 1988. The present owner had long sought an Anglian for his collection and deemed this one to be a perfect example. Since he acquired it in 2022, it has been a static exhibit in his garage, occasionally being turned over. Described as “very good” in all areas and only offered for sale due to a house move, the Greeves is complete with the current V5C, assorted restoration and maintenance notes and correspondence with DVLA.

For more information, please contact:
Mike Davis
mike.davis@handh.co.uk
07718 584217