QJMotor SRK 125 S - "Chinese" motorcycle worth nearly 85 million launched in Japan

The Chinese naked-bike model SRK 125 S has just been introduced by QJMotor in the Japanese market with impressive equipment.

QJMotor – a motorcycle manufacturer from China has officially entered the Japanese market. Initially, the company focuses on the 125cc engine segment, with the main product line being the SRK, considered the brand’s top product line this time.

QJMotor SRK 125 S belongs to the small-displacement naked-bike segment. The vehicle is equipped with a 125cc engine, aimed at daily use with a powerful design, modern equipment, suitable for many users - from beginners to experienced users.

In terms of equipment, the vehicle has a full LED lighting system, digital LCD display, USB Type-A charging port, and a 10-liter fuel tank.

The overall dimensions of the new QJMotor SRK 125 S 2025 motorcycle include (length x width x height) 1970 x 785 x 1070 mm, wheelbase 1345 mm, saddle height 790 mm.

Delta Box frame, combined with 37mm upside-down front forks, single rear shock absorber. The braking system is a single hydraulic disc for both front and rear wheels, with diameters of 260mm and 240mm, with standard ABS system.

Although the QJMotor SRK 125 S engine only has a capacity of 125cc 4 valves, it can deliver a maximum capacity of up to 14.8 HP at 9,500 rpm and a maximum torque of 12.1 Nm at 7,000 rpm.

This engine is cooled by a liquid cooling system and fuel is transmitted through EFI electronic fuel injection technology researched and developed by Bosch Group.

In the Japanese market, QJMotor SRK 125 S is distributed with 2 paint colors: black and gray. The selling price after tax is 468,000 yen (about 85 million VND).

This Chinese QJMotor SRK 125 S motorcycle will be sold alongside the SRK 125 R – a full-fairing sport version, sharing the same technical configuration with the SRK 125 S.

Video : Introducing the small-sized motorcycle model QJMotor SRK 125 S.

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