Veloce Motorcycle Ethereal - 2027 Specifications and Reviews

The Veloce Motorcycle Ethereal is the more accessible entry point into the Banbury-based British manufacturer's range, sharing the Aperion's café racer chassis but powered by a smaller 500cc L-4 two-stroke engine producing a claimed 143 hp (107 kW) at 12,000 rpm through four carburetors. Chassis hardware mirrors its 8-cylinder sibling - reverse-action telescopic fork with radial 4-piston front brakes, single-sided swingarm, 6-speed manual gearbox with chain final drive - in a hand-built steel tubular-lattice frame with no ABS or electronic rider aids. Hand-assembled in the UK, 48 examples are planned, with first deliveries expected in 2027.

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General information

CategoryOne-off build
Year2027
ModelVeloce Motorcycle Ethereal
 
 

Engine and Transmission Specifications

StarterElectric
Transmission typeChain  (final drive)
Gearbox6-speed, manual
Power143.0 HP (106.6 kW) @ 12000 RPM
Cooling systemLiquid
Capacity500.0 ccm (30.5 cubic inches)
Engine details4 carburetors.
Engine type4 cylinders in L configuration, two-stroke

Brakes, suspension, Frame and wheels

Rear brakesSingle disc, single-piston caliper (Tokico)
Front brakesDouble disc, radial-mount 4-piston calipers (Tokico)
Rear suspensionSingle shock absorber, single-sided swingarm
Front suspensionReverse-action (upside-down) telescopic hydraulic fork
Frame typeSteel tubular lattice
 
 

Other specs

Factory warrantyHand-built to order; limited run of 48 units
CommentsNo ABS or electronic rider aids fitted. The entry-level model in the Veloce range, alongside the 8-cylinder Aperion.

Performance Profile & Rider Fit

143 hp
Peak Power

Best For

Track55%
City15%
Cornering68%
Daily Riding8%
Touring5%
Passenger0%

Rider Profile

Best ForStill demands real skill - no ABS or traction control, and a high-revving two-stroke powerband that punishes a clumsy throttle hand.
PurposeA more attainable route into hand-built two-stroke performance than the flagship Aperion, though still a specialist, low-volume machine rather than an everyday bike.
Rider FitShares the Aperion's aggressive café racer riding position; details on weight and seat height are largely unpublished.
CharacterA smaller-displacement, more accessible sibling to the wild Aperion, but still a genuinely exotic hand-built two-stroke unlike anything mainstream.
Not Ideal ForNot for new or inexperienced riders, not for daily use or touring, and not for anyone wanting modern electronic safety aids.

Character map is an editorial estimate based on this bike's specifications, not a lab-tested measurement.

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