Question 1

What licence do I need to ride an RGNT Street Series motorcycle?

Accepted Answer

Both the Street Classic and Street Scrambler are homologated as A1 / L3e. An A1 licence is sufficient, and in several EU countries a car licence with the national A1 extension also qualifies.

Question 2

How do RGNT electric motorcycles charge?

Accepted Answer

Every bike uses a Type 2 charge port. The standard 1.8 kW charger works from any household socket and takes the pack from empty to 80% in about 3 h 45 min. The optional 6 kW single-phase (32 A) fast charger does the same in about one hour on AC stations rated 22 kW or more, and automatically steps down to 3.3 kW on 11 kW stations.

Question 3

What is the real-world range?

Accepted Answer

On the WLTP cycle the 8.3 kWh Standard battery covers about 139 km and the 10.1 kWh Long Range battery about 170 km. Real range depends on temperature, load, riding style and the share of sustained highway riding.

Question 4

What warranty covers the battery?

Accepted Answer

The motorcycle and battery are covered for two years or 10,000 km, whichever comes first. The pack is designed for well over 1,000 full charge cycles and is replaceable and serviceable by RGNT's own workshop.

Question 5

Can an RGNT be serviced locally?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Routine service is mainly brakes, tyres and software. Any RGNT partner dealer can handle it, and drivetrain diagnostics can be run remotely.

Question 6

Where are RGNT motorcycles delivered?

Accepted Answer

RGNT delivers across the EU and the UK, fully registered and ready to ride, via partner dealers or directly. A dedicated programme serves customers in the USA.

Question 7

Is an RGNT insurable like a normal motorcycle?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A1-class insurance in the EU typically ranges between €180 and €420 per year depending on country, rider age and cover.

Question 8

How can a dealer or importer become an RGNT partner?

Accepted Answer

RGNT works with a curated network of partners across Europe. Dealers and importers can reach the partner team through the contact page to discuss territory, demo fleets, training and service support.