The classic moped of the Eysink brand offered here is a beautiful appearance. The moped is in a restored and driving condition. It was produced around 1968 and in all likelihood it is a Super Sprint. The moped has no documents yet. If desired, you can request a license plate from the RDW. Eysink was a Dutch car, bicycle and motorcycle factory. DH (Dick) Eysink started the Amersfoortse Rijwiel-, Automobiel- en Machinefabriek in 1886. His sons Menno and August built the first Dutch car in 1897. Initially the company was called Eysink Fabrieken NV, Amersfoort, and from 1951 to 1956 ARI (Amersfoortse Rijwiel Industry). Grandson Dick Eysink, who had resigned from the company due to a disagreement at the time, opened a factory for motorized tandems and sporty mopeds in Soest in 1951, which he named Renata. He later bought back the Eysink brand name and produced mopeds under his own name. They were mopeds in the more luxurious and more expensive price range. The factory was closed a few years later because competition from Germany and Japan in particular became too great. To get a good idea of the car, we advise you to come to one of the viewing days.