AJS Regal Raptor EOS 125 Reviews

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  • Build quality2.8 stars
  • Reliability2.7 stars
  • Value for Money3.2 stars
  • Overall rating2.8 stars

12 Reviews For AJS Regal Raptor EOS 125

  • Guest 26th Oct 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    IVE HAD THE AJS 125CC RIDGRIDER FOR 6 MOUTHS NOW AND HAD NO TRUBLE WITH IT ITS GOES WELL STARTS ON THE BUTTON FIRST TIME GREAT BIKE TO RIDE IM THE SECOUND OWNER FROM NEW NO RUST 6000 MILES ON THE CLOCK

    BAD BITS NONE VERY PLEASED WITH THE BIKE

  • Guest 15th Oct 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Fantastic bike. Great build quality. Never let me down.

  • Guest 19th Jul 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I've only driven in good weather for the past few months but i cant fault the AJS Regal Raptor EOS 125 bike.
    Its a 125cc chopper, its got the looks, its a cheap ride.
    If your after a 'fast' daily commuter, look elsewhere.
    I like the 55mph speed it sits happily at (I've had it upto 70mph), the looks from passers by take a bit of getting used to, and its a great conversation piece.
    For messing around in good weather - perfect.
    Read the UK reviews and the USA reviews, they differ so much.
    In the US ...

  • sococsi Rank: Lance Corporal 14th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    Great head turner, big frame bike for a tall rider, I'm 6'2" and look ok on it. But sadly the bike is to me going to be a worthless piece of junk very soon.
    After having the AJS Regal Raptor EOS 125 bike for 6 months and everywhere starting to rust I contacted the dealership who gave me every excuse why I caused it to rust! each time I told them no I didn't do that or yes I did that they came up with another reason where the rust was my fault, bearing in mind it had done 300 miles! not a good in ...

  • Guest 14th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    The AJS Regal Raptor might be okay to ride in a flat, warm and dry area but not ok for the UK!!! Same money would buy a much better used Japanese bike. You get what you pay for. Looks the part but not weatherproof electrics, no power uphill, I found this to be a generally poor quality build.

  • Guest 10th Jan 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I really love this AJS Regal Raptor EOS 125 bike and despite buying it without it starting due to battery problems it's been great and i've loved every minute on it. Everyone comments on how great it looks and no one can believe its a 125cc. You could change the engine for the 300cc and it would be impossible to tell as they look identical. All parts are easily sourced through the importer in the U.K.

  • Guest 4th Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    They take a 300cc engine and through pipes, without changing the frame, look at European sites for 300cc engine kit.
    The original bike was a 300cc chopper, the 125 rattler they fitted in the same frame was for learning to handle a chopper, with the option of fitting the 300cc block back in upon passing your test, so the frame is pretty tough, the engine is available somewhere in the UK, AS IS THE 300CC BIKE.

  • Guest 2nd Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    Its engine is based on a Honda engine but you quickly learn its not Honda. I should havd taken my money and and got drunk with it, both would have wasted it.

  • Guest 24th Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Spend 8 hours reassembling the bike and waterproofing the electrics, change the front tyre for a jap one and then fit the 300cc conversion kit available for around £1300 you then have a real headturner that will do 90mph easily and feel like your doing 150!

  • sultan0b 14th Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Overall its a chopper its purpose is style not speed, it handles exactly like a chopper so in total it does do exactly what it says on the tin, it is heavily restricted so I suggest you learn more about bikes if you want more oompf, but 70mph on a chopper that light is ample for safe handling. It needs to be looked after and not abused if you want reliability, custom E marked universal slash cut silencers will improve it s sound (they cost about 36.99GBP each).

  • Guest 9th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    If you live in Somerset or in a nice flat area this bike is ok but I live in a rather hilly area where you really do need a bit of va va voom!
    This bike when it gets to a hill just seems to take one look at it and says ooh I think I will embarass you now by going 30 mph whilst all the cars behind are trying to overtake as they look at you you just want to curl up in a ball.
    I know its only a 125 but there are so many other options available the new jinlun 125 has more power and is faster althoug ...

  • thefreerider Rank: Lance Corporal 31st Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    It has lots and lots of faults. Firstly the relays fill with water so after you've bought it make sure you cover them in insulation tape and mount them upside down. Secondly the air filter gets filled with water causing it to either run on one cylinder or not run at all and when your pushing it at 3 am the ten miles home in torrentail rain it suddenly becomes a lot less fun. Thirdly the shock has problems, it leaks. Fourthly the electrics are naff in general they screw up and the lights flicker. ...