New SRK 800 RR Sports Bike Unveiled: QJ Motor

QJ Motor unveiled its latest sports bike, the SRK 800 RR. Powered by an 800cc twin-cylinder engine, this high-performance bike delivers outstanding speed and power. Shine for all sports bike fans with a distinctive, aggressive design, advanced aerodynamics, and modern technology. The SRK 800 RR guarantees a thrilling ride. Built for performance on the road and track, it helps ensure excellent control and stability. This model highlights QJ Motor's dedication to creating powerful and stylish motorcycles for riders looking for the ultimate performance.
 

Highlights: 

- QJ Motor’s third four-cylinder motorcycle unveiled

- SRK 800 RR makes 101 bhp

- Looks similar to Ducati Panigale models
 

QJ Motor is the powerhouse of two-wheel Chinese vehicles. The latest sports bike, the SRK 800 RR, has been unveiled in Europe.

This full-faired inline-four model is positioned above the SRK 600RR in QJ's sportsbike lineup.
 

Game Changer in Sportbike Design

QJ Motor entered the motorcycle market in 2005 after acquiring the Italian brand Benelli. Interestingly, QJ created the SRK 600RR sports bike using the Benelli TNT 600 platform, which was launched in 2020. However, the SRK 800 RR takes a different approach, as the bike is powered by a 778cc inline four-cylinder engine. The engine was developed specifically for the SRK 800 and produced 101bhp of power.
 

Moreover, in terms of hardware, the QJ SRK 800 RR has a premium hardware setup. It has a steel front grille supporting 17-inch wheels, Marzocchi USD adjustable forks, and an adjustable monoshock. An aluminium swingarm and Brembo brakes with four-piston radial callipers further enhance performance. The design is inspired by Ducati's Panigale series, with a bold and square dual-pod headlight design. There's also a large wing on the fairing and a compact, raised rear end for a stylish look—sleek and fierce.
 

QJ Motor's product portfolio in India currently includes four models: SRK 400, SRC 250, SRV 300 and SRC 500. There are no plans to expand the product portfolio in the near future.

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