1967 Greeves MX4

In 1967, Greeves was still a contender in the Motocross scene. Although crude in many ways and facing ever increasing pressure by the Huskys and C-Z’s of the period, Bert Greeves still sold a ton of motorcycles in America. It was the only motorcycle with a cast aluminum mainframe at the time, and one of two with the unusual “Earles” front end. The other being DKW/Sachs. Sadly, by 1968, Greeves would begin to see its share of the market begin to dwindle and by 1973 its sales numbers were almost nil. This Greeves is a single cylinder twin port design much like the CZ’s of the period. It was restored by Bill West with final “tweaking” by Kelly Owen.

MAKE / MODEL: GREEVES MX4

YEAR: 1967 ENGINE DISPLACEMENT: 360 CC

COUNTRY OF MANUFACTURE  ENGLAND

ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE NEW  $1,200.00



THIS BIKE IS:

_  NEW, NEVER BEEN STARTED

_  ORIGINAL UNRESTORED

_  CURRENTLY UNDER RESTORATION

X  FULLY RESTORED

RESTORATION WORK PERFORMED BY: BILL WEST/KELLY OWEN

OWNER: KELLY OWEN