The British manufacturer has announced a retro motorcycle for A1 driver license holders. The motorcycle has a lightweight tubular frame in which an air-cooled four-stroke single-cylinder engine is inserted. The dry weight is given as 147 kg.
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The headlamp uses LEDs. Attachments and frame were provided with a matte dark paint. A true eye candy is the stainless steel exhaust, which emphasizes the sportiness of the motorcycle.
Gareth Williamson, Lead Design Engineer at Herald: “When we looked at designing the Brat, we wanted to create something unique to Herald. In the past we have imported more classically-styled motorbikes but this time the styling was down to us. We stripped the look back to bare essentials, working with a clay model to link the lines of the frame with the minimal bodywork, drawing inspiration from Brats, Streetfighters and Scramblers from yesteryear. Flat bars and trail-ready tyres set the stance and a stainless-steel exhaust system, brushed Aluminium fenders and 7” LED headlight complete the look. We have already received a lot of interest in the bike and it feels like a step in the right direction towards our goal of designing and manufacturing motorbikes in Britain”.
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