Motrac MX-EF1 Review

A Chinese two wheeler company Motrac has made and sold different types of small electric as well petrol-engine motorcycles like the Motrac E-MX, Motrac M5, etc. Following the same tradition of manufacturing small motorcycles, Motrac launched the MX-EF1.

The Motrac MX-EF1 has been built on the body design of the E-MX. However, the extensions of the MX-EF1 look much more muscular than of the E-MX. The MX-EF1 has been provided with single seat which is raised in the rear end. The bike has also been featured with unique dual exhaust. The surroundings of the headlight also give bike an attractive look.

Moreover, the Motrac MX-EF1 possesses height of 990 mm and is 1765 mm long. Also, the bike has got the wideness of 750 mm and weight of 102 kg. Further, the front wheel and the rear wheel maintain the gap of 1204 mm with each other.

Further, the Motrac MX-EF1 has been powered with single-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooling, SOHC with balance shaft, tilting 10 degrees leaned, 124.6 engine which is capable of producing maximum power and torque of 9.11 bhp @ 7000 RPM and 9.5 Nm @ 5000 RPM respectively. Besides, the bike is equipped with double inverted oil spring damper front suspension and independent mono rear suspension.

Furthermore, Motrac has been exporting the MX-EF1 in Nepal under the dealership of SLR Techno & Trade Pvt. Ltd.

Price in Nepal: Rs. 3,45,000

Dimension:

 Body Type

 Dual Sport

 Weight

 102 kg

 Length

 1765 mm

 Height

 990 mm
 Width
 750 mm

 Wheelbase

 1204 mm

 Ground Clearance

 NA

 

Engine:

 Fuel

 5.5 liters

 Engine Type

 Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooling, SOHC with balance shaft, tilting 10 degrees leaned

 Maximum Power

 9.11 bhp @ 7000 RPM

 Maximum Torque

 9.5 Nm @ 5000 RPM

 Displacement

 124.6 cc

 Box X Stroke

 52.4 x 57.8 mm

 Starting System

 Electric

 Final Drive

 NA

 

Suspension:

 Front Suspension

 Front Double Inverted Oil Spring Damper

 Rear Suspension

 Rear Independent Mono Shock

 Front Tyre

 120/70-12″

Rear Tyre

 130/70-12″

 

Brakes:

 Front Brake

 Disc

 Rear Brake

 Disc

 

Transmission:

 Transmission

 Manual

 No. of Gears

 4

 Clutch

 Wet Multi-plate

 

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