Francis-Barnett Plover 147cc 1958 Classic Motorycle

Description

1958, 95 miles—unwarranted, likely reset during restoration

The Francis-Barnett Plover, produced in the 1950s, was a lightweight British motorcycle designed for practicality and reliability. Powered by a 147cc Villiers two-stroke engine, it delivered modest performance with a four-speed gearbox, making it ideal for commuting and leisure riding. The Plover featured a double-cradle frame, telescopic front forks, and drum brakes on both wheels, ensuring a stable and controlled ride. Rolling on wire-spoked wheels, it maintained the classic British aesthetic, often finished in Arden Green with gold-lined detailing. With its compact dimensions and lightweight construction, the Plover was easy to handle, making it a popular choice among riders seeking a dependable and stylish motorcycle.

No warranty