Royal Alloy TG 300 LC ABS 2020 Review Tigara Grande! Why TG or Tigara Grande? The TG is based upon the styling of the original TV175 series 2 model, in particular the 'curvy horn cast and scalloped side panels, the large front fender & the unique 'Gem Eye' built into the headset. It would not be appropriate to simply our latest Royal Alloy a 'TV' but instead dream up a new name that reflects the huge effort & investment that has gone into creating a new flagship model - after many hours of deep thought and consideration of the process we created a rather different yet familiar title, the TG. What's in a name? Royal Alloy in its formative days had to fight hard to survive, every day seemed to bring new challenges, many were extremely tough and drawn out but we battled on. At times it was easy to ask ourselves what is the point? And quite frankly that is where the name TG really originates. Tigara Grande - Tigara is an old native Inuit word meaning 'point' and Grande is obviously a synonym for big, therefore Tigara Grande is Royal Alloys 'Big Point' We feel that all of our earlier efforts were finally worth it, so today we are proud to present to the world the Roayl Alloy Tigara Grande, a real classic in the making. Spring 2020 For the very first time in recent history the consumer can enjoy a truly authentic retro scooter that is made of steel! It does not stop there - the Royal Alloy range features a vast array of reliable and proven powerplants with a new powerful 300 to arrive on the market in the last quarter of 2019. All machines feature advanced anti-dive front suspension, all machines have safe combined braking systems or 'Bosch' ABS. The Royal Alloy range is truly unique in being the only British brand that provides a complete portfolio of 'Real' Retro' scooters for the modern rider Hi! I'm Chris I have been working as a mechanic for cheap bikes for 6 years already. I have created this channel to share my experience and give you valuable insider advice. I can help you choose a perfect bike on a budget. I know from my experience you could go and pay £4000 for a lovely Japanese bike or you could pay £2000 for something of similar quality. What people don't know that most small-capacity Japanese bikes are actually made in China. You can check it out for yourself. 00:00 intro 02:42 spec 05:51 design 08:47 comfort 10:44 Pros & cons 12:00 Cost of riding 13:07 Outro www.ridingreviews.co.uk Help our community grow. Please subscribe to my channel and like the video. It will help me make more valuable videos of a better quality. Have questions? Don’t hesitate to leave a comment. I will reply or even make a video about that. All bikes supplied by www.cheapbikesrus.co.uk Please subscribe to my channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp92nsosyq ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kr4Ff28H0U4