QJMOTOR SRT 700 SX Travel Enduro: Unleash New Adventures with Premium Accessories

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Another price breaker in the popular travel enduro category is the new QJMOTOR SRT 700 SX from 2025 - with 70 hp and amazing equipment.

Between the QJMOTOR SRT 600 SX [https://global.qjmotor.com/car.html?id=241] (56 hp, 5,799 euros) and the QJMOTOR SRT 900 SX [https://global.qjmotor.com/car.html?id=240](95 hp, 9,999 euros), the major Chinese motorcycle manufacturer positions the QJMOTOR SRT 700 SX (70 hp, 7,999 euros), also available in Germany from spring 2025 - with some remarkable details.

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In-line two-cylinder engine with 70 hp

The water-cooled in-line two-cylinder engine of the QJMOTOR SRT 700 SX has exactly 698 cc. With Euro 5+-compliant tuning, it achieves 70 hp (51.5 kW) of peak power at 8,000 rpm and 70 Nm of maximum torque at 6,000 rpm, according to factory specifications. But the average fuel consumption: allegedly 4.7 liters per 100 kilometers.

Chassis with components from Marzocchi and Brembo

The twin of the QJMOTOR SRT 700 SX hangs in a tubular steel bridge frame with an attractive lattice structure, combined with an aluminium two-sided swingarm. The central shock absorber and upside-down telescopic forks are supplied by Marzocchi, the Brembo brake calipers - at the front even two radially bolted four-piston versions. ABS is standard.

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Tubeless cross-spoke wheels, front 19 inches

The cross-spoke wheels with gold-coloured coated aluminium rims are tubeless, with tyres with the typical travel enduro formats 110/80-19 at the front and 150/70-17 at the rear. The seat height is moderate at 825 millimeters.

243 kilos with protectors plus heated grips

Ready to drive and with a full fuel tank (19.5 liters), the QJMOTOR SRT 700 SX reportedly weighs 243 kilograms. Included are protective bars, adjustable windshield and hand guards. Heated grips are also part of the basic equipment here, as are the LED lights all around and the TFT display.

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QJMOTOR SRT 700 SX including aluminium case for 7,999 euros

Even two aluminium cases and an aluminium top case with brackets are included with the QJMOTOR SRT 700 SX. This makes this mid-range travel enduro on offer in 2025 all the more surprisingly affordable: for 7,999 euros in Germany or 8,999 euros in Austria. Incidentally, the Benelli TRK 702 X (8,699 euros in Germany) is closely related.

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The new mid-range travel enduro QJMOTOR [https://global.qjmotor.com/] SRT 700 SX will go on sale in 2025 at an astonishingly low price, for 7,999 euros in Germany or 8,999 euros in Austria. Included are two aluminum cases and an aluminum top case, as well as heated grips, hand guards, protective bars and adjustable windscreen. Marzocchi supplies upside-down fork and shock absorber, Brembo prestigious brake calipers. The key data of the SRT 700 SX are 70 hp and 243 kilograms (ready to drive with a filled 19.5-liter fuel tank).

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