The GP comes in two trims. The MT keeps things classic with slim side panels and a lower seat, while the SE adds wider steel side panels with pinstripes and colour-matched wheels and forks.
The Royal Alloy GP 125 and GP 350
The Royal Alloy GP is our take on the classic GP scooter: clean, timeless lines with modern engineering underneath. It comes as the GP 125, with 10 kW (13.4 hp), and the GP 350, with 19.3 kW (25.9 hp) and 27.5 Nm of torque. Both have ABS and traction control as standard and meet Euro 5+ emissions standards.
MT or SE?
The GP comes in two trims. The MT keeps things classic, with slim ABS plastic side panels and a slightly lower seat: 745 mm on the GP 125 and 799 mm on the GP 350. The SE adds wider steel side panels with pinstripes, plus colour-matched wheels and forks, with a seat height of 770 mm on the 125 and 810 mm on the 350. Engines, brakes and the rest of the specification are the same.
Key features
- 124cc or 309cc water-cooled engine, up to 19.3 kW (25.9 hp)
- ABS and traction control as standard
- 220 mm disc brakes front and rear
- 10.5-litre fuel tank
- MT: slim ABS plastic side panels. SE: wider steel side panels
- Switchable engine start-stop
Models and colours
The MT comes in Apple Green, Ochre, Ivory, Blue and Black and Gold. The SE comes in Purple Passion and Ivory, Brighton Blue and Ivory, Regency Red and Ivory, Bobby Copper and Ivory, Caribbean Blue and Gold, Bright Black and Gold, and Ivory. Not every colour is available in every country; ask your local distributor.
GP 125 MT
GP 350 MT
GP 125 SE
GP 350 SE
Specifications (UK and EU models)
| Specification | GP 125 (MT and SE) | GP 350 (MT and SE) |
|---|---|---|
| Engine | 124cc single-cylinder, water-cooled | 309cc single-cylinder, water-cooled |
| Maximum power | 10 kW (13.4 hp) | 19.3 kW (25.9 hp) |
| Maximum torque | 12 Nm | 27.5 Nm |
| Seat height | MT 745 mm, SE 770 mm | MT 799 mm, SE 810 mm |
| Side panels | MT: slim ABS plastic. SE: wider, steel | MT: slim ABS plastic. SE: wider, steel |
| Unladen weight | 145 kg | 165 kg |
| Fuel tank | 10.5 litres | 10.5 litres |
| Tyres | 110/70-12 front, 120/70-12 rear | 110/70-12 front, 120/70-12 rear |
| Brakes | 220 mm disc front, 220 mm rear | 220 mm disc front, 220 mm rear |
| Safety | ABS and traction control | ABS and traction control |
| Start-stop | Switchable engine start-stop | Switchable engine start-stop |
| Emissions | Euro 5+ | Euro 5+ |
Engine sizes, models and specifications vary by country and model year, so the figures above are for the UK and EU models. Your local distributor can confirm what’s available where you live. Owner’s guides are on our user manuals page. Power in hp is converted from kW (1 kW = 1.341 hp).
GP questions
What is the difference between the GP MT and SE?
Only the side panels, the finish and the seat height. The MT has slim ABS plastic side panels and a lower seat; the SE has wider steel side panels with pinstripes and colour-matched wheels and forks.
Should I choose the GP 125 or the GP 350?
The GP 350 has a 309cc engine with 19.3 kW (25.9 hp) and 27.5 Nm, against 10 kW (13.4 hp) and 12 Nm for the 125. Your local distributor can help you choose: Find a distributor.
Is the GP available as a sidecar outfit?
Yes. The GP 350 Sidecar is a complete outfit, designed and built as one at the factory. See our Sidecars page.
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