For Only R$ 5,000, This Innovative Shineray Motorcycle Achieves 55 Km/L and You Don't Even Need a Driver's License to Ride It!

For Only R$ 5,000, This Innovative Shineray Motorcycle Achieves 55 Km/L and You Don’t Even Need a Driver’s License to Ride It!

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 22/01/2024 at 12:45

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The New Shineray New Super Smart 50, A Bike That Doesn’t Require a License, Hits the Market Challenging Competitors with Its Efficient Consumption and Practicality Ideal for Novice Riders.

Obtaining the National Driver’s License (CNH) in Brazil can be a bureaucratic and costly process. However, there is good news for motorcycle enthusiasts: Shineray has just launched a new model that dispenses with the CNH. The Shineray New Super Smart 50 is an affordable bike hitting the market, offering a practical and convenient option for those who do not yet have the document.

Get to Know the New Bike That Doesn’t Require a License: Shineray New Super Smart 50

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According to media reports, Shineray’s new bike is a very popular model from the brand, equipped with front and rear luggage racks, directional headlights, and chrome finishes.

In the national market, the Shineray New Smart 50 bike without a license has a suggested price of just over 5,000 reais. Although the model ‘dispenses’ the need for a license, it requires Authorization to Drive a Moped (ACC). The ACC is a document issued by traffic authorities. To obtain it, one must pass through a course and tests, similar to the CNH for motorcycles.

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The engine of the Shineray New Super Smart 50 bike without a license is a 50 cc air-cooled engine, with a maximum power of 2.7 horsepower and can reach up to 80 km/h with a 4-speed automatic transmission. The model is very economical, thus, very successful. The average fuel consumption is 55 km/l. This is one of the brand’s major differentiators, achieving one of the best averages in its category.

Focusing on drivers and riders with little experience, the New Super Smart 50 requires little knowledge of motorcycles to be able to ride it. Therefore, drivers with limited skills can choose this model.

The bike is agile even in medium traffic. Bringing speed among cars due to its maneuverability, short and narrow shape. These are some of the best differentiators of the model to try and achieve the highest sales possible.

Handling of the New Shineray New Super Smart 50

The model has a balanced center of gravity, with an ergonomic riding position and design where the comfort of the rider and passenger are essential points.

With a simple and considered modest structure, the New Super Smart 50 features a luggage rack for storage between the riders’ legs. This luggage rack is a matter of debate, as some users claim that the accessory hinders getting on and off the model.

However, others praise the accessory, as it makes carrying small purchases, bags, backpacks, and whatever is necessary easier. With a simpler operating system, requiring just acceleration and braking, the bike without a license has a quick response, and the 50cc engine responds almost instantaneously and with a pleasant final performance.

For Only R$ 5,000, This Innovative Shineray Motorcycle Achieves 55 Km/L and You Don’t Even Need a Driver’s License to Ride It!

The New Shineray New Super Smart 50, A Bike That Doesn’t Require a License, Hits the Market Challenging Competitors with Its Efficient Consumption and Practicality Ideal for Novice Riders.

Get to Know the New Bike That Doesn’t Require a License: Shineray New Super Smart 50

Learn More About Shineray’s New Bike

Handling of the New Shineray New Super Smart 50

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For Only R$ 5,000, This Innovative Shineray Motorcycle Achieves 55 Km/L and You Don’t Even Need a Driver’s License to Ride It!

The New Shineray New Super Smart 50, A Bike That Doesn’t Require a License, Hits the Market Challenging Competitors with Its Efficient Consumption and Practicality Ideal for Novice Riders.

Get to Know the New Bike That Doesn’t Require a License: Shineray New Super Smart 50

Learn More About Shineray’s New Bike

Handling of the New Shineray New Super Smart 50

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