Herald Brat 125: specs and comparison
Herald Brat 125 (Retro / classic, since 2019): 124 cc engine, 10 kW / 14 hp, 147 kg (dry), seat height 820 mm. Licence: A1 / 125.
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Specs
Version since 2019
| Years | since 2019 |
|---|---|
| Type | Retro / classic |
| Licence | A1 / 125 |
| Engine | 124 cm³, 1 cyl. |
| Power | 10.4 kW / 14 hp |
| Weight | 147 kg (dry) |
| Seat height | 820 mm |
| ABS | ABS |
| Drive / gearbox | chain, manual |
| Tank | 10 l |
| Fuel use | 2.8 l/100 km |
| Range on one tank | 310 km |
| Used price (estimate) | £1,900 - £2,800 |
Why it's worth it
- Very low fuel use
- Cheap and simple servicing
Weak points
- Budget build quality
- Small dealer network
- Struggles at motorway speeds
What to check on a used one
- Chain and sprockets: slack, stiff links, hooked teeth
- Electrical connectors: corrosion, lights, switches
- Battery and charging: fast, strong start
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Questions
Is the Herald Brat 125 A2-legal?
Yes: 10.4 kW is within the A2 limit of 35 kW. Some countries also check 0.2 kW per kg, so confirm the papers of the bike you buy.
What is the seat height of the Herald Brat 125?
820 mm. Whether you reach the ground also depends on the seat width: the finder estimates it from your height and inseam.
How much does the Herald Brat 125 weigh?
147 kg (dry).
What is the fuel use and range of the Herald Brat 125?
About 2.8 l/100 km; with the 10 l tank that is roughly 310 km before the reserve.
Specs from makers and test sources; prices are estimates. Check the bike you buy.