Royal Alloy has re-created a truly ‘Classic’ style range of scooters designed to re-live those halcyon days of the new found freedom experienced back in the 1960’s. Built to thoroughly modern standards, the machines that were the icon of the “Mod” movement in the 60ies, have been recreated and are on the road again!
The new Royal Alloy scooters are the closes you can get to the “MOD” movement with great reliability and all the conveniences of a modern scooter: Automatic transmission, electric start, LED lighting, fuel injection, stable 12″ wheel sizes, updated suspension, disc brakes front & rear with combined braking or ABS are all the more good reasons to buy a Royal Alloy scooter.
ROYAL ALLOY GP300 looking stylish in Fremantle (East West Design, South Terrace – check out the murals)
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EXPLORE THE ROYAL ALLOY RANGE
The GT was the very first incarnation of the Royal Alloy range of ‘Classically’ styled scooters and remains very popular to this day. To cater for all types of riders the GT is available as a 50cc and 125cc 4-stroke model. Classic style, Retro Looks, Auto Power and Plastic light weight body it is the original classic and represents Royal Alloy’s humble beginnings at a competitive price point.
The Royal Alloy GP series is a real stunner for the retro scootering fraternity! For the very first time in recent history the consumer can enjoy a truly authentic retro scooter that is made of steel. Enjoy the first All Metal Body, Stylish, Svelte, Superior and very ‘Retro’, Royal Alloy’s real foray into being a master of retro – the GP cuts the mustard, the GP is the machine you ride to look ‘cool’.
The TG300 is on it way to the Australian shores! It does not get more retro than the ‘Tigara Grande’ with it’s distinguishing classic design. All machines feature advanced anti-dive front suspension and are fitted with Bosch ABS. The Royal Alloy range is truly unique in being the only British brand that provides a complete portfolio of ‘Real’ Retro’ scooters for the modern rider.
