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Meet the 2024 Royal Alloy Youth Scooters

Meet the 2024 Royal Alloy Youth Scooters
Muiz Aziz
October 25, 2023

a stylish and budget-friendly choice for the younger generation.

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Royal Alloy has launched these snazzy rides, targeting the vibrant Malaysian scooter market, with prices starting at just RM12,800.

This lineup offers three models: GP250, GP180 ABS, and GP125, each designed to match modern youth preferences.

A Transparent Statement: Unique Design Element

A unique feature of these scooters is their see-through bodywork, setting them apart. The GP250, for example, offers transparent engine covers in striking Blue and Green, as well as more traditional Sherwood Green and Scotland Grey options.

Power and Performance

The GP250 packs a punch with its 244 cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine, delivering 24.8 hp @ 7,250rpm and 19Nm @ 5,000 rpm. It’s equipped with hydraulic disc brakes, front and rear, and comes with ABS for safety. Weighing 152 kg, it can hold up to 10.5 liters of fuel.

Colorful Choices with the GP180 ABS

The GP180 ABS offers a variety of color choices, including a Blue clear bodywork version, catering to those who love style. Its 169 cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine provides 10.2hp @ 7,250rpm and 10.6Nm @ 5,250rpm. Safety is a priority with ABS-equipped hydraulic discs, and its suspension features telescopic forks at the front and a shock absorber at the rear. It weighs 130 kg and shares the 10.5-liter fuel capacity with the GP250.

The GP125: Style and Substance

The GP125, not to be outdone in style, offers five color variants, including an Ivory option with a transparent engine casing. It features a 125 cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine, producing 9.8hp @ 7,500rpm and 9.2Nm @ 7,000rpm. Equipped with a combined braking system (CBS), it weighs 130 kg and shares the 10.5-liter fuel capacity with the GP180 ABS.

These 2024 Royal Alloy Youth Edition scooters blend style and practicality. Starting at RM12,800, they are set to make heads turn on Malaysian streets. Keep in mind that the listed prices don’t include road tax, insurance, and registration fees. If you’re a young rider seeking style and affordability, these scooters might be your perfect choice.

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Buyer's guide
October 25, 2023
Muiz Aziz @muiz_aziz07

A former national tennis player turned Broadcast Journalist with knowledge regarding all sports in Malaysia and eager to bring you the latest updates on motorsports and bikes

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