Description
I bought this sweet 400cc single new, in February this year, but ended up using it very little.
I've now retired and am selling it to fund an old classic bike, and I don't have room in my garage for both....
I am the one registered owner.
The bike is a very well built Sinnis factory copy of the 1980s/ 90s Honda XBR / GB 500, (the Japanese 400cc variant) a bike itself gathering classic status.
It's great fun to ride, peppy and very light, perfect for novice riders or (like me) riders wanting something light, agile and characterful.
I think the wire wheels, stainless steel exhausts and metallic grey tank give it classic good looks and it reaches 60mph very swiftly (I've been carefully running it in)
The bike is Euro 4 compliant.
It is in excellent, almost new condition with no marks or scratches that I can see, and has 660 miles on the clock- this may go up as I'm still occasionally using it.
I've fitted mudguard extensions, better mirrors and clamped a rather crude riser on the side stand foot as I felt it needed it but these are easily reversible modifications.
I've just given the bike an oil and filter change.
I have never dropped the bike, I have two keys and all the paperwork for it.
Viewing welcome, I'm near Meopham (DA13 postcode)
Below is some website info;
Spec: 400cc / 27bhp / 165kg / 790mm seat height
Price: £4299 (new)
British brand Herald have become quite well known in recent years for their range of Chinese built, but British modified retro-style budget roadsters.
In general terms their wares are similar to those of Bullit or AJS, the difference being their more distinctive, fashionable styling conceived (and sometimes applied) at their Cambridgeshire base
