ROYAL ALLOY TG 125
- 125 cc
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Burgundy
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.
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.
| Model | In stock | From | Typical | Up 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 |
Every Royal Alloy model with live stock on MotoDealers UK, A to Z, with the number of bikes currently advertised against each one.
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 size | In stock | What 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 |
How the Royal Alloy bikes on MotoDealers UK break down by body style.
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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