Honda Dominated By Shineray! Shineray's Fuel-Efficient Motorcycle With 500 km Range Promises To Change The Game For Less Than R$ 8,000!

Honda Dominated By Shineray! Shineray’s Fuel-Efficient Motorcycle With 500 km Range Promises To Change The Game For Less Than R$ 8,000!

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 27/03/2024 at 21:16

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New Economic Motorcycle from Shineray Arrives to Take the Podium from Honda for the Cheapest Motorcycle. The Shineray Worker 125 Delivers Up to 500 km of Range on a Full Tank.

Amid the growing interest from the Brazilian public for accessible and economical means of transport, a new highlight emerges in the Brazilian motorcycle market. The economic motorcycle from Shineray, which leaves Honda models behind, appears as an incredible alternative for drivers looking for cheap and practical options for urban commuting in daily life.

With a price below R$ 8,000, Shineray’s latest economic motorcycle, added to the universe of motorcycles, promises to compete with traditional models, including the renowned Pop 110i from Honda, the favorite among Brazilians.

The truth is that, unlike what many think, the vast majority of the cheapest motorcycles in the Brazilian market are from Chinese brands, with Honda having only 2 models among the 10 most economical. The cheapest motorcycle in Brazil competing with the Honda Pop is the Shineray Worker 125, which comes with a proposal to win the consumer’s heart with its competitive offer.

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Shineray Worker 125 Arrives in the Market to Compete with Honda Models

Although it presents a more streamlined list of standard equipment, the Shineray Worker stands out for its unique design and the promise of efficiency on urban streets. Its single-cylinder, 4-stroke, 2-valve engine, with a displacement of 123.67 cc, offers satisfactory performance for daily use.

With a 4-speed transmission and oil-bathed multi-disc clutch, Shineray’s new economic motorcycle reaches a maximum power of 7.2 horsepower at 7,500 RPM and a maximum torque of 8.0 N.M at 6,000 RPM. Equipped with electric/pedal start and a 12V / 5.0AH battery, it provides an efficient and functional riding experience.

New Shineray Worker 125 Achieves 35 to 40 km/L

The Shineray Worker 125 has an average range of 520 kilometers with its 14-liter fuel tank. Thus, the model features a very economical engine that can deliver around 35 to 40 km/L, which truly highlights that this is the cheapest motorcycle in Brazil, especially due to its low daily cost.

This demonstrates its ability to cover significant distances before needing to refuel. The new economic motorcycle from Shineray features a construction with a set of fenders and a luggage rack to provide more comfort for daily riding, especially with its single seat.

The handlebar is well-structured and offers safety when riding in the cities. This is a new era for the motorcycle market in the country, and with batch imports, Shineray is preparing to meet the demand with efficiency and speed, highlighting its commitment to quality and the satisfaction of Brazilian consumers.

Shineray Bringing New Models to the Brazilian Market

In addition to this economic motorcycle from Shineray, the New QJ SRJ 400 will arrive in Brazil soon. The model, which features impeccable design and great performance, comes to compete with the MT 03. Shineray’s new motorcycle is a twin-cylinder from a very famous Chinese brand abroad, a partner of Harley Davidson. A launch date for the Shineray SRK 400 has not yet been announced, but according to information, this date is not too far off.

The model promises great agility and a fun ride, providing excellent sensations to the rider thanks to the availability of the twin-cylinder engine and a lightweight of 176 kg, which allows for enjoying a superior riding experience, both on daily urban routes and on intercity roads when seeking a sportier ride.

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Honda Dominated By Shineray! Shineray’s Fuel-Efficient Motorcycle With 500 km Range Promises To Change The Game For Less Than R$ 8,000!

New Economic Motorcycle from Shineray Arrives to Take the Podium from Honda for the Cheapest Motorcycle. The Shineray Worker 125 Delivers Up to 500 km of Range on a Full Tank.

Shineray Worker 125 Arrives in the Market to Compete with Honda Models

New Shineray Worker 125 Achieves 35 to 40 km/L

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Honda Dominated By Shineray! Shineray’s Fuel-Efficient Motorcycle With 500 km Range Promises To Change The Game For Less Than R$ 8,000!

New Economic Motorcycle from Shineray Arrives to Take the Podium from Honda for the Cheapest Motorcycle. The Shineray Worker 125 Delivers Up to 500 km of Range on a Full Tank.

Shineray Worker 125 Arrives in the Market to Compete with Honda Models

New Shineray Worker 125 Achieves 35 to 40 km/L

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