The Cromwell is owned by an Austrian company, designed as a British bike - hence the name - (Brixton being an area of London and Cromwell was one of Britain's most famous leaders) and built in CHINA.
In China,we name it as GAOKIN GK1200,it is a replacement of Triumph T120,cause it only costs half price of T120,but has almost same or even better quality in several aspects.
Thanks for the reference of the Chinese model of Gaokin GK1200 that tries to copy Triumph T120 style, then slapped Brixton label to sell it as “European Motorcycle” but better quality of the copy from the original? HIGHLY DOUBTFUL
I like it very much style-wise but can't help thinking it wouldn't hold a candle to any of the Triumph 1200s under spirited riding, especially the Speed Twin.
I have never equated riding bikes with music, or driving a car for that matter, so video intros like yours are really off putting. Have you ever asked yourself if it is necessary to review a bike?
The british triumph T100 originals released in 2001 - and continuing to 2013, are crappy bikes, l have one l know. So, it would not be hard to make a better bike with more character than those.
how i thought about... to noisy, to soft, to much weight. for me completly failed. i will here the deep bass of the 1200ccm, not a brr brrrr like a scooter. i miss a big classic crome front fender and a dirt safed chain. the youngsters hav'nt the right feeling for a real bike... brave new world
