Founded in 2013 and "taking inspiration from classic British designs", Belgium based manufacturer Bullit Motorcycles distributes its "stylish, retro-looking small displacement motorcycles" throughout Europe.
Following the successful unveiling the new 50 cc Hero, Bullit is expanding further with the launch of the retro-inspired Bluroc range, available in a 125 cc learner version and in 250 cc.
The 4-stroke, air cooled 125 cc version is said to deliver 11.5 bhp and comes with a classic front fork and spiral oil suspension set-up, with five gears and single disc CBS.
The more powerful 250 cc version is the largest capacity machine in the Bullit range and comes with what is described as "a reliable 4-stroke, V-twin air cooled engine capable of a top speed of 78 mph, featuring hydraulic conventional telescopic forks, hydraulic mono shock suspension and a five-speed manual transmission, the new machine weighs 151 kg".
Henry Maplethorpe, Bullit Brand Manager, said: "This year is set to be our biggest yet, with the Hero 50 unveiled recently, and now these two new versions of our latest model, the Bluroc 125 and 250. These machines tap into the popular retro vibe, but are accessible for a far wider audience. This bigger capacity model means we can now cater for even more riders and strengthen the business opportunity that Bullit represents for dealers."
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