The Generic Evolution 50 with its modern good looks provides an extraordinary value scooter package at £979.00 on the road including the top box. The 2-stroke petrol engine produces 1.25kW at 5500rpm and 2.46Nm of torque at 4750rpm.

The Generic Race 50 has the perfect power and economy combination for nippy commuting. The 50cc, 2-stroke engine produces 2.5kW at 6000rpm. A sporty-looking scooter, the Race 50 is available in either a striking orange and black colour combination or cool black and white option. Not only is the Race 50 very affordable at £1274.00 on the road, there is also a great offer on insurance available through Lexham Insurance at £99.00 Third Party Fire & Theft for all ages and any location(*). The same insurance offer is available on other Generic models including the 50cc Ideo and the 50cc XOR Stroke.

The Generic Roc 50 is a stylish, go anywhere scooter. Sleek and agile this modern 2-stroke is available at £1371.00 on the road complete with front screen.

The Generic Soho 125 is as edgy as the districts of London and New York after which it is named. This trend setting scooter uses a 4-stroke petrol engine producing 7.5 kW at 8500rpm and 7.5Nm of torque at 7500rpm. Transmission is automatic and the Soho stands out from the crowd with larger 16inch spoked wheels, providing a comfortable ride on uneven road surfaces. The Soho is available at £1813.00 on the road.

There are two 50cc Generic Trigger models – the Trigger Competition SM has supermoto looks and styling while the Trigger Competition X is a small-engined enduro, both with 1.39kW, 2-stroke engines. Transmissions use 6-speeds with disc brakes front and rear and plenty of ground clearance. The Trigger looks and behaves like a serious on and off-roader, but with the easy handling and low cost more normally associated with scooters. The Trigger Competition X is available at £1959.00 on the road and the Trigger Competition SM is £2057.00 on the road.

Generic has teamed up with Williams Formula 1 to produce a Williams Limited Edition scooter. The Generic XOR 50 and 125 are in the blue, silver and white Williams livery and will be strictly limited to 1500 scooters.

Generic is an Austrian company with its own manufacturing plant in China, and has quickly gained a reputation for innovative, creative designs, combining great value for money with the quality and design flair of a European brand. Generic has its own in-house Research and Development Team which is supported by the Kiska Design Team who are responsible for the contemporary and dynamic styling of several of the Generic models. Generic scooters are sold in 33 countries worldwide and 65,000 units are sold in Europe.

Generic has exciting development plans for geared products to complement the existing scooter range which has seen almost a 200% growth in registrations this year.


(*) £99 applies to England, Wales & Scotland, higher rate for Northern Ireland. Terms & Conditions apply.