Herald Flat Tracker 250

Introducing the 2017 Herald Flat Tracker 250—a striking embodiment of retro style fused with modern engineering. Designed for the all-round rider, this motorcycle is perfect for those who appreciate the raw essence of biking while navigating the urban landscape or tackling winding back roads. Herald, a UK brand that has carved a niche for itself with its unique designs and approachable performance, delivers a motorcycle that stands out not just for its looks but also for its practicality and fun factor. With a nod to the flat-track racing heritage, the Flat Tracker 250 appeals to both seasoned riders and newcomers alike, making it an appealing choice in the lightweight motorcycle segment. At the heart of the Herald Flat Tracker 250 is its robust single-cylinder, four-stroke engine boasting a displacement of 249cc. This powerplant produces a commendable 21 horsepower and 19.5 Nm of torque, providing spirited performance that translates into a top speed of 128.8 km/h (80 mph). The 5-speed gearbox facilitates smooth shifting, allowing riders to experience the thrill of acceleration while maintaining ease in city commuting. The carburettor fuel system ensures that the engine runs efficiently, delivering a delightful soundtrack alongside a responsive throttle that beckons for adventure on both short jaunts and longer rides. The Flat Tracker 250 doesn’t just excel in performance; it’s also equipped with features designed to enhance the overall riding experience. The steel frame offers durability and stability, while the telescopic front fork and twin shock rear suspension ensure a comfortable ride over varied terrains. The braking system, featuring a single disc at the front and a drum brake at the rear, provides reliable stopping power, instilling confidence in any rider. With a seat height of 780 mm, it caters to riders of various sizes, making it accessible for many. The eye-catching yellow and white color options further enhance the motorcycle's vintage charm, allowing riders to express their individuality. **