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Voge Unveils RR660S: New Four-Cylinder Sports Bike

Voge Unveils RR660S: New Four-Cylinder Sports Bike
Michelle L.
September 17, 2024

Voge introduces the RR660S, its first four-cylinder sports bike, designed to compete with mid-range models with advanced features, powerful performance, and modern design.

Voge Unveils RR660S: New Four-Cylinder Sports Bike
Source: Motorcycle Sports

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Voge has recently launched its first sports model with a four-cylinder engine, the RR660S, in China. This new model aims to challenge the mid-range sports bike market with competitive features and pricing.

Modern Design and Competitive Specs

The Voge RR660S has a sleek, modern design, competing with models like the Honda CBR650R. The bike shares similarities with the CBR650R, such as wheelbase and cylinder diameter. However, the RR660S offers a larger engine displacement of 663 cc. This gives it a higher power output of 99 hp.

The Voge RR660S is slightly heavier, weighing 215 kg. The bike comes with a six-speed manual transmission for better control and performance.

Advanced Features for Enhanced Riding Experience

Voge equipped the RR660S with high-quality components to improve the riding experience. It has Brembo radial brakes with four-piston callipers on dual front discs. At the rear, it features two-piston callipers on a single disc. The progressive suspension systems provide a smoother ride on various terrains.

Riders can choose between Normal and Sport modes via the colour TFT display. This flexibility allows riders to adjust the bike’s performance to their needs. The RR660S comes in three colour variants: red, black, and white combinations.

Potential Global Expansion

There is no confirmed date for the RR660S launch in Europe. However, the bike is already generating excitement among enthusiasts. Riders are eager for a mid-range sports bike with competitive features and pricing. Voge’s entry into the four-cylinder sports segment is a significant step in its global strategy.

With a powerful engine, advanced braking, suspension systems, and customizable riding modes, the Voge RR660S is set to make an impact. Many are eagerly waiting for its debut outside China. Stay tuned for more updates.

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