Laro FAQs

Q. Parts availability. If something needs to be replaced how long can I expect to wait?
LARO headquarters in Sydney Wetherill Park is stocked with every component of your bike. Many of us riders rely on our motorbike for day-to-day transport. Driving or catching public transport while your bike is out of action is never a good thing! We know this and that is why we usually ship parts out to your nearest dealer on the same day they are ordered. If you are having trouble getting in contact with you dealer you can always contact us direct for assistance and support.

Q. Is the LARO250 Cruiser classified as a learner legal bike in all states and territories of Australia?
Yes it is, but even the most experienced riders can still enjoy this bike as a country side cruiser or traffic dodging city commuter.

Q. Getting up to speed on the freeway, can the Laro250 handle it?
Sure it can. The liquid cool 250cc engine will accelerate smoothly and enthusiastically to a top speed of 120km/h. This is a full size motorcycle, so expect full size stability and reliable performance.

Q. I'm having trouble finding comprehensive insurance cover for this bike. Can you suggest some insurance companies?
We recommend - JLT Road bike Insurance, NRMA and QBE.

Q. Where can I buy one?
We have dealers nationwide. Click here

Q. How can I get my LARO250 to sound like a bigger bike?
Australian company Hitech Mufflers are offering big sound for a good price on a set of stainless steel pipes. These pipes will not void warranty as long as they have been installed by a licence professional motorcycle mechanic.

Q. Where is the LARO250 manufactured?
China. Unlike many other cheaper Chinese motorcycle variants, the LARO250 has designed, developed and patented over 70% of it's own parts from one manufacturer. This is very important in contrast to other Chinese motorcycles which have had their components made from many different factories across China.

Q. Great! I've got my new motorcycle but I don't feel confident riding it. Where can I go for some good rider training courses?
We recommend Stay Upright, Corser Concepts Motorcycle School