Motor Scooters Built for Distance

The GM 01 is a 125 cc motor scooter (124.9 cc, water-cooled 4-stroke, 9 kW) with a top speed of 85 km/h and a weight of 142 kg. The GM 02 is a 310 cc maxi scooter (309.3 cc, water-cooled 4-stroke, 18 kW) with a top speed of 120 km/h, a 5-inch digital display and ABS. Both share the same DNA: BOSCH electronic fuel injection, Euro 5+ engines and disc brakes front and rear.

In most European countries the GM 01 (125 cc) requires at least an A1 licence, and the GM 02 (310 cc) at least an A2 licence. Riders with a full A licence can ride both. Some countries allow 125 cc scooters on a car licence (B) after additional training or a licence code. Always check the rules in your own country.

The GM 02 is built for longer distances and is comfortable at motorway speeds. The GM 01 is at home in the city and on regional roads, with enough performance to keep up with traffic outside town. Motorway access for 125 cc scooters depends on national regulations.

All GM models are powered by a water-cooled 4-stroke engine with BOSCH electronic fuel injection (EFI), meeting the Euro 5+ emission standard. This gives smooth power delivery, easy cold starts and low fuel consumption, combined with a digital display for all riding information.

Every GM model has disc brakes front and rear. The GM 01 is fitted with a combined braking system (CBS); the GM 02 adds ABS on top of CBS for maximum control in every condition. Wide tyres and a long wheelbase provide stable handling at higher speeds.

The GM 01 comes in Black Matt, Nardo Grey Glossy and Matt Light Blue. The GM 02 is available in Black Glossy and Nardo Grey Glossy.

The GM 01 has a 10.1 litre tank and the GM 02 a 14.8 litre tank, giving ample range for daily commuting as well as longer rides.

Yes. Both models have a long comfort seat with space for a rider and a passenger, plus passenger footrests and a rear rack for luggage or a top case.