For China, the Voge RR660S sportsbike makes its debut and from information received, Malaysian riders will get a taste as well. A name first seen in Malaysia last May with the underbone Voge FR (Formica Rossa) 150, Voge is better known in China as a brand under the Loncin manufacturing group.
Under Loncin, Voge has connections with BMW Motorrad and supplies engines for certain models. According to distributor MForce Holdings, the RR660S is slated to enter the Malaysia market next year, in 2025.
For the RR660S, Voge’s offering to the middleweight sportsbike market, power comes from a 663 cc, inline-four cylinder engine producing 99.2 hp at 11,500 rpm and 64 Nm of torque at 10,000 rpm. This lines the RR660S directly against the Kawasaki ZX-636 and the Honda CBR600R, as well as the CFMoto 675SR-R and the Triumph Daytona 660, plus the Aprilia RS660.
Brembo supplies the braking for the RR660S, with twin callipers on the front wheel. Suspension is non-adjustable, with 43 mm diameter upside-down forks in front and monoshock in the rear.
Two-channel ABS and traction control is included in the electronic riding aids, along with two ride modes and a quickshifter. According to Voge, the RR660S comes with functional aerodynamic panels to aid handling, much like the unit seen on the Moto Guzzi V100 Mandello.
Inside the cockpit a TFT-LCD screen features Bluetooth connectivity to the rider’s smartphone. Adjustable footpegs are supplied, while overall weight is claimed to be 215 kg with 15,.5-litres of fuel in the tank.
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