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SBM Launches in Brazil with Six Motorcycles Ranging from 250cc to 600cc Focused on Performance, Bold Design, and Competitive Pricing

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Published on 30/05/2025 at 11:13

Updated on 30/05/2025 at 12:58

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Shineray Brazil Motors Introduces New Premium Line Focused on Performance and Cost-Effectiveness

The Shineray Brazil Motors (SBM) was officially launched on May 28, 2025, during the Interlagos Festival in São Paulo. The new premium brand from Shineray focuses on motorcycles with medium to high displacement, maintaining the proposal of offering products with good cost-effectiveness and high quality. Therefore, SBM begins its activities in Brazil with six distinct models: 250R, 400, 600S, 600R, 600V, and 600C1. Additionally, all models come with a three-year warranty, providing more security for consumers. As a result, the launch is expected to take place in the second half of 2025, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to innovation and punctuality.

Expansion of the Dealership Network

To consolidate SBM‘s presence in Brazil, Shineray plans to inaugurate 33 exclusive dealerships across the country still in 2025. Moreover, these new stores will follow the brand’s updated concept, which has already been successfully adopted. Consequently, each unit will feature a modern showroom, equipped workshop structure, and, above all, a complete parts counter.

Details of the Launched Models

SBM 250R
The 250R is a sports motorcycle equipped with a 249 cm³ single-cylinder engine, delivering 27.8 hp at 9,500 rpm. It stands out for its bold design and dynamic handling. Price: R$ 22,990.

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SBM 400
The 400 is a naked bike with an aggressive look, featuring a 400 cm³ twin-cylinder engine and 41.5 hp at 9,000 rpm. It comes with an inverted front suspension and disc brakes on both wheels. Price: R$ 33,490.

SBM 600S
The 600S is a big trail with a 554 cm³ twin-cylinder engine, liquid cooling, dual-channel ABS disc brakes, and Marzocchi front suspension. Ideal for long trips. Price: R$ 46,990.

SBM 600R
The 600R is the sportbike of the lineup, with a 600 cm³ four-cylinder engine, offering a unique riding experience. It is the most expensive model from SBM. Price: R$ 52,990.

SBM 600V
The 600V is a custom motorcycle with a 561 cm³ V-four engine, delivering 68 hp. It features belt final drive and Marzocchi suspensions. Price: R$ 51,490.

SBM 600C1
The 600C1 is the most affordable custom in the lineup, featuring a 554 cm³ twin-cylinder engine, liquid cooling, and dual-channel ABS disc brakes. Price: R$ 37,990.

Customization Initiative: Garage BYTM

During the Interlagos Festival, Shineray also presented Garage BYTM, a division focused on customizing Shineray and SBM models. As a result, the proposal aims to provide more exclusive experiences for customers, aligning with the market trends. Additionally, it reflects the dynamic and personal lifestyle of Brazilian motorcyclists. With the arrival of SBM and its variety of models, Shineray strengthens its operations in Brazil. Consequently, the brand offers alternatives that combine performance, quality, and, above all, accessibility.

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03/06/2025 08:52

Não adianta nada lançar moto top..
Sendo q não tem manutenção em canto nem hum nem peça nem pneu affs comprei uma urban EFI Shineray, realmente amoto é top porém manutenção péssimo

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SBM Launches in Brazil with Six Motorcycles Ranging from 250cc to 600cc Focused on Performance, Bold Design, and Competitive Pricing

Shineray Brazil Motors Introduces New Premium Line Focused on Performance and Cost-Effectiveness

Expansion of the Dealership Network

Details of the Launched Models

Customization Initiative: Garage BYTM

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