Category: £2,500 to £5,000

The Mushman is styled with classic British lines in mind. Most early scramblers were reversed engineered road bikes and that’s the vibe Mush wanted to

From the twin shock frame, round swing arm and rubber booted forks to the black bench seat and Beston style grips this bike is the

The Mutt Desert Racer epitomises the stripped down race look reminiscent of the British bikes of the 1960s. Running lightweight aluminium mudguards front and rear,

Mutt worked closely with the design team at B&P to create a limited run of specials based on the Mongrel Model. B&P specified the short

The Mongrel has no chrome or pretty – Mutt opted for satin black and silver finishes. It runs 18” wheels front and rear with blacked-out

Smart-looking motorcycle with single cylinder OHC engine and adjustable half handlebars. Licence: A2 Engine: 398cc / 4T / Petrol / Geared / 28bhp Tank Capacity:

Retro street Scrambler with an early 1980s feel. Licence: A2 Engine: 398cc / 4T / Petrol / Geared / 29bhp Tank Capacity: 13 ltrs Front

If you can live with that unfamiliar badge, the Mash is a good alternative retro to the Enfield Bullet, offering a very different riding experience.

An evolvement of KYMCO’s Downtown maxi-scooter. Has a re-shaped chassis with underseat storage for up to two full-faced helmets. Licence: A2 Engine: 276cc / 4T