2020 Royal Alloy GT50 UK REVIEW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- In this episode we look at the market entrant for Royal Alloy, a 50cc GT. Let us know your thoughts?
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Yet another entertaining vid..made my Sunday morning !!
I do ride an older Vespa but I’m not a fan of all the reproductions, that being said I can appreciate the fact that RE has not made a cheaper worse version of their bigger scooters. Good job and a good looking product.
Thanks again for another well balanced and informative review. I look forward to receiving my RA GT50 on being shipped from you to bonnie Scotland. Keep up the good work gents, your reviews are amongst the best available online in my opinion.
I have a GT 200, love it, great dealer backup from Carnaby Scooters. I ride out nearly every week with the local scooter boys and girls. Well made scooter, easy to clean, fun to ride and reliable !
David, what's fuel economy like (km/l or mpg)? Thanks!
There's something incredibly "Fun" about riding a nifty fifty. You really appreciate the law of conservation of momentum. As you say, anticipation is the key to maintaining forward speed. There is a definite skill to this - which more than makes up for the lack of workload needed with clutch and gears etc. When I was "in between bikes" I was gifted an old Peugeot Vivacity Compact. After a bit of refurb I used it for my commute. I used to pin the throttle as I left the house and it mainly stayed there - against the stop for 15 miles. The footage of you negotiating roundabouts really reminded me of that!
So i have always loved the original Lambretta as my dad had a Li125 Series 3. i never knew that this company existed till i found your channel and now i am saving my pennies for one!, thank you for the review
It's beautiful. If Lambretta and Vespa made that shape they'd sell more. It's a modern classic.
Can you de-restrict this 50cc?
I had a scomadi tl 50 which is very close to this model and it was pretty quick for what it was but now have upgraded to a bigger cc model but perfect starting bike to get into the scooter scene
Another great review. Thank you so much.
Love your show keep up the good work
Another decent report on the moped in the range and as you said it's a way into the scooter scene via HPfor 16 year olds that can't afford to spend £3 -4.000 cash on a nice condition small frame Vespa 50
That was funny at 2;40 .
Nice scooter is it possible to unrestrict it good video
It's actually one of the most beautiful scooters of the market...you got the old fashion style...you have to pay for ...
Have they sorted the display wows. If so would this fit the early Scomadi.
Very nice,a 50 though,much too slow and especially up banks where you probably be doing around 20-22 and that to me is a dangerous speed to be doing.I have the new lambretta v200 and although not too popular,I think it’s a great scooter and plenty of power.
Wonder what speed it will achieve once derestricted , and I agree as is it's too dangerous
andrew millar my self and friends managed a regular 45 mph on the flat full out for hours on end going to rally's etc but it cost way to much it made it safe to ride though one or twice go to 50mph but always down hill this was done with a Tomtom to prove it it was done on the original Scomadi TL 50 which is a carburetor motor though🛵🇬🇧
@@ipaddy I feel a big difference not having a carb engine , big lack of acceleration from the off on my 125, had loads of probs with the carb if I'm honest, it was cleaned more than my teeth 😁🛵
andrew millar the carb model lacked power or the FI? Thank you
Recently bought one for my daughter, having not ridden a 50 for many many years, I was shocked at slow it is,
Try to unrestrict it
@@liverpudlian6205 it's not restricted, spoke to Tasso, best option is a 125 motor, not a difficult job apparently
Unfortunately to my cost Speedo is not worth a toss and the cables and frame started rusting very quickly doesn't hold its price got rid and bought a lambretta 125 special far superior
Great for young un's - Getting really good in front of the camera even if it go's out of focus now and again 😉
So most scooter put out 100 decibels? I can believe that. Despite the fact the legal limit is about 87 db.
Just got one of these delivered on tuesday. Tidy wee scooter habdles really well and good build quality. Ive found it hard to find a lot of info online about it though as im wanting to find out how to derestrict it and potentially lower it slightly as its quite tall for my girlfriend trying to drive it.
You may find it hard to get info now as they are no longer being imported tot he UK, cannot get them through Euro 5 regs.
@@motorsforthemasses ah see I'm in Australia now. Id hope it should be simple enough to derestrict anyway
Great review
Nice looking scoot
i like the color ...
Is the qaulity the same as the scomady tl50? An plastic body, why not metal?
I haven't seen the Scomadi to compare but the quality of the RA is very good? Metal would most likely be too heavy and in a 50...lightness is key!
has it got gears ?? or is it a twist and go
Twist and go
... remind me 100% stolen from the Scomadi 50
Have Royal alloy stop making GT 50cc
Yes, after just 1 year
@@motorsforthemasses thanks mate by the way I like your videos very helpful on royal alloys can you tell are scamadi scooters still trading cheers Roy
will a 125 alloy engine fit in a gt50 frame
I believe the bodies and frames are the same...not sure on the chassis strength. Best have a look underneath.
Waste of time 50's no longer available!?
📝
Is it plastic body
Yes