Pure Vintage Spirit.

Capture the essence of the 1960s with the Herald Cafe 125 in Classic White. This colourway is a tribute to the golden age of British motorcycling, offering a clean, crisp look that stands out in a sea of grey traffic. The bright white tank and panels emphasise the bike's beautiful geometry, drawing the eye to the signature "humped" seat and the sporty lines of the frame.

The white finish makes the black mechanical components and the stainless steel exhaust pop, giving the bike a lighter, sportier appearance. It screams "Sunday track day" heritage while delivering the reliability of a modern commuter. If you want a bike that looks like a lovingly restored classic straight off the showroom floor, the Classic White edition is your perfect match.

Key Features:

• Authentic Café Racer Styling: Includes a racer-style seat, clip-on handlebars, and bar-end mirrors.

• RACE-TEK Suspension: Adjustable rear shocks ensure a ride that is as smooth as it is responsive.

• Premium Finish: Stainless steel exhaust and spoked wheels complete the timeless look.

Technical Specifications

• Engine Type: Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, Air Cooled

• Displacement: 124cc

• Max Power: 10 BHP (7.3 kW) @ 9000 RPM

• Fuel System: Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)

• Transmission: 5-Speed Manual

• Starting System: Electric Start

• Brakes (Front/Rear): Disc / Disc (Combined Braking System - CBS)

• Suspension (Front): Telescopic Forks

• Suspension (Rear): Adjustable Twin Shock (RACE-TEK)

• Fuel Capacity: 12 Litres

• Seat Height: 835mm

• Dry Weight: 126kg

• Standard Tyres: Road Tyres on 17-inch Spoked Rims

• Compliance: Euro 5

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I ride the Herald Cafe 125 on a CBT licence? A: Yes! The Herald Cafe 125 is learner-legal. You can ride it with a valid CBT (Compulsory Basic Training) certificate and L-plates if you are 17 or older.

Q: Is the riding position uncomfortable due to the café racer style? A: The Cafe 125 has a sporty, forward-leaning stance due to the low handlebars, which is authentic to the style. However, with a low seat height of 740mm and a lightweight frame, most riders find it manageable and engaging for city riding and short-to-medium commutes.

Q: What is the top speed of the Herald Cafe 125? A: As with most 125cc motorcycles, the top speed is generally around 60-65 mph, depending on the rider's weight and road conditions. It is plenty of power for city traffic and A-roads.

Q: Does the bike come with a warranty? A: Yes, all new Herald Motorcycles typically come with a 2-year parts and labour warranty (please check specific dealer terms for registration requirements).

Q: Is there a difference in price between the Black and White models? A: No, both the Gloss Black and Classic White colourways are usually priced identically. It simply comes down to your personal preference!