Royal Alloy

Royal Alloy models, prices and dealers

Compare the Royal Alloy range: 24 bikes listed by 7 UK dealers and private sellers, priced from £2,099. Popular models, specs and finance in one place.

24Royal Alloy bikes for sale
7UK dealers & sellers
£2,099priced from
£3,699up to
New Royal Alloy20 in stock
Used Royal Alloy4 in stock
Model years listed2021 to 2025
Most listed modelRoyal Alloy TG 125

Royal Alloy price guide

What sellers are actually asking for the Royal Alloy models listed most often on MotoDealers UK. Typical is the average advertised price across live stock, not a trade valuation, so expect condition, mileage and specification to move it.

ModelIn stockFromTypicalUp to
Royal Alloy TG 125 11 £2,499 £2,834 £3,099
Royal Alloy TG 300 5 £3,699 £3,699 £3,699
Royal Alloy GT125 5 £2,499 £2,524 £2,599
Royal Alloy GP 125 1 £3,299 £3,299 £3,299
Royal Alloy GT 125 1 £2,099 £2,099 £2,099
Royal Alloy GP 300 1 £2,799 £2,799 £2,799

All Royal Alloy models

Every Royal Alloy model with live stock on MotoDealers UK, A to Z, with the number of bikes currently advertised against each one.

Royal Alloy by licence category

Engine size is the quickest way to see what you are allowed to ride, though A2 eligibility is decided by power output rather than capacity — always check the individual bike. This is where live Royal Alloy stock sits today.

Engine sizeIn stockWhat you need to ride it
51cc to 125cc 18 Ride at 17 on CBT and L plates, or pass A1 to lose the plates — read the guide
126cc to 660cc 6 Where most A2 machines sit - many make 47bhp or restrict to it — read the guide

Royal Alloy body styles

How the Royal Alloy bikes on MotoDealers UK break down by body style.

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Royal Alloy motorbikes FAQ

How many Royal Alloy motorbikes are for sale?+
MotoDealers UK lists 24 Royal Alloy motorbikes from 7 UK dealers and private sellers, priced from £2,099.
Where can I buy Royal Alloy bikes?+
Browse Royal Alloy listings from franchised and independent dealers plus private sellers across the UK. Each dealer profile shows their full live stock and location so you can review them before enquiring.
What are the most popular Royal Alloy models?+
Popular Royal Alloy models on MotoDealers include TG 125, TG 300, GT125, GP 125. Compare them by price, year and spec.
Can I finance a Royal Alloy motorbike?+
Many Royal Alloy bikes are offered with dealer finance. Listings show an indicative monthly payment and you can sort by monthly payment — confirm terms with the dealer.
How much does a Royal Alloy motorbike cost?+
Royal Alloy bikes advertised on MotoDealers UK run from £2,099 to £3,699. The TG 125 is the most widely listed model, typically around £2,834. Age, mileage and specification move the figure a long way, so treat the price guide above as a starting point rather than a valuation.
What licence do I need to ride a Royal Alloy?+
It depends on engine size and power output rather than the badge. Most Royal Alloy stock listed here falls in the 51cc to 125cc band — 18 of 24 bikes — which means: Ride at 17 on CBT and L plates, or pass A1 to lose the plates. Check the licence table above, then read the full motorcycle licence guides.
Are these Royal Alloy bikes new or used?+
Both. Right now there are 20 new and 4 used Royal Alloy bikes on MotoDealers UK, with model years spanning 2021 to 2025. Filter to new or used if you already know which you want.

About Royal Alloy motorbikes on MotoDealers UK

Royal Alloy builds steel-bodied retro scooters in the classic British and Italian tradition, with the GP and TG models available in 125cc and 300cc forms. The construction is the key point: a pressed-steel monocoque rather than plastic panels, which gives the bikes the weight and feel of a period machine with modern fuel injection and disc brakes. They are a popular alternative to a genuine restored classic.

MotoDealers UK lists 24 Royal Alloy motorbikes for sale from 7 UK dealers and private sellers, priced from £2,099 to £3,699. Compare Royal Alloy models by budget, engine size and body type, check finance, and enquire directly with the seller.

Not sure which Royal Alloy you are allowed to ride yet? The licence table above splits the range by engine size, and our motorcycle licence guides explain CBT, A1, A2 and full category A in plain English. You can also browse new, used and electric bikes, or find all brands A–Z.

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