New arrivals at Sharmax are now available for pre-order

This spring, Sharmax is preparing a new wave of arrivals to bring fresh options to riders across different categories. Upcoming additions are introduced in the range of city scooters, street motorcycles, and off-road machines (ATVs and dirt bikes). All models are already featured on the dedicated Pre-Order page, a new website section where riders can have an early look at what is coming next and place an order request before stock arrives.

Meet ten new Sharmax models waiting to hit the stores.

New scooter arrivals for affordable city mobility

As demand for affordable mobility is rising in every part of the world, Sharmax has come up with new additions of small-displacement scooters in various configurations.

The Eurotank 125 enters this part of the lineup as a straightforward city scooter with a 124.6 cc engine, 8.4 hp, and a top speed of 85 km/h. It sits in the practical, easy-to-approach part of the range and looks well placed for riders who want uncomplicated daily mobility.

The Phantom 125 adds another commuter-focused and budget-friendly choice. To the standard 125 cc setup, it adds practical details such as the rear top box and the wide foot platform. The model has all the modern features you’d expect from a scooter and combines sharp looks with reliable performance, reaching a top speed of 85 km/h.

The FX 125 EU brings a more energetic edge to the scooter category. It is listed with a 125 cc engine, 14.5 hp, and a top speed of 95 km/h, which gives it a stronger performance position than the more basic 125-class scooter options on the page.

The JET X 50 is the most compact and lowest-output scooter in the upcoming lineup, using a 49.6 cc engine with 3.2 hp and a listed top speed of 45 km/h. It gives this segment a lighter and more modest option for customers who want simplicity first.

The JET X 125 builds on the same family with a larger 124.6 cc engine and 8.4 hp. Together, the two JET X versions create a clearer choice inside one model line, depending on how much performance and day-to-day flexibility the rider wants.

What makes scooters a smart choice for city use

• Affordable price range: a practical way to start riding without stepping into a higher-cost segment.
• Compact size: easier to park, easier to move through traffic, and simpler to handle in tight urban spaces.
• Automatic transmission: no gear changes to think about, which makes stop-and-go traffic much easier to deal with.
• Step-through frame: easier to get on and off, especially in everyday city riding and short-distance use.
• Low fuel consumption: usually around 2.8 to 4 liters per 100 km, which helps keep everyday running costs under control.

There is no single city model trying to do everything. Instead, Sharmax has designed several scooters with different output levels and positioning, which gives customers more room to choose by use case, style, and riding expectations.

Discover new city scooters and place your order early to be among the first owners.

Updated street motorcycle range: scrambler and naked bikes

The urban riding gets more exciting as we move into the middle-weight street motorcycle category where Sharmax presents three new models with more road presence, more motorcycle character, and stronger performance.

The CR 125 EU is the lightest street-oriented bike in this group. It brings modern scrambler character into a compact city-focused package. With 124.4 cc, 9.9 hp, an upright riding position, and agile handling, it stands out as a stylish entry-level street bike with a bit of rugged attitude and plenty of personality. A full motorcycle feel in a manageable package and distinct style.

The RST 511 EU takes the range into a more powerful naked-bike direction, adding a sportier edge and a stronger road presence. Its 400 cc 4-stroke single-cylinder engine delivers 42.8 hp, offering a well-balanced mix of smooth power delivery and everyday usability. With its sharp street character and practical road manners, the RST 511 EU suits riders looking for a modern naked bike with both sporty energy and daily comfort.

The Bandit 501 naked bike steps into a higher performance range with a 2-cylinder 400 cc engine capable of delivering 45 hp and reaching a top speed of 160 km/h. The model will suit riders who are looking to upgrade to a more dynamic ride. It adds modern equipment such as EFI, an inverted front fork, dual-disc ABS braking, and a fully digital instrument panel. Despite its sporty nature, the Bandit 501 is remarkably economical, consuming just 3.8 L per 100 km. Combined with a generous 15-liter fuel tank, it offers a real long-distance capability.

What makes street bikes a strong choice for city riding

• Full motorcycle feel: more road presence, more control, and a more engaging riding experience than a scooter.
• Still manageable in size: easier to handle in the city than larger high-capacity motorcycles, while still feeling solid and capable.
• Sporty character: sharper styling, stronger acceleration, and a more dynamic feel for riders who want extra excitement in everyday use.
• Approachable performance: enough power to feel like a real step up, but still friendly for regular road riding and daily use.
• Versatile format: practical for commuting, enjoyable for weekend rides, and suitable for riders who want one bike for both.
• Reasonable running costs: more practical for daily use than larger high-capacity motorcycles, including more manageable fuel consumption for regular city riding.

Explore new street motorcycle models available for pre-order today.

Beyond the pavement: new off-road additions on the way

The upcoming lineup also moves beyond city streets and paved roads with a new mid-power quad bike model and a dirt bike made for professional use.

ATV

The Force 450 Cyber is an all-terrain machine that blends brute strength with modern tech for serious work and serious fun. Its strong off-road capability does not conflict with its fun-to-ride side. Powered by a 287 cc single-cylinder 4-stroke engine producing 27 hp and 28 Nm of torque, it is built to handle both active outdoor riding and more utility-focused use. Its selectable 2WD and 4WD system, front differential lock, electric winch, reinforced cargo racks, and underside protection make it well suited to real off-road conditions. At the same time, fuel consumption is just 4 liters per 100 km, making the model one of the most fuel-efficient ATVs in its class.

Motocross bike

The Power Max 322 stands out as an enduro bike built with the kind of equipment riders often upgrade to later, but here it already comes factory-ready. Instead of a basic setup, it features machined clutch levers, dependable brakes, quality Sharmax off-road tires, a chromoly frame, fully adjustable suspension, and a racing carburetor NIBBI PWK 34. Its 300 cc engine produces 32 hp and delivers smooth pull from low revs with quick throttle response, while the 6-speed gearbox and durable 520 chain support confident off-road use. With 320 mm of ground clearance, a 1490 mm wheelbase, and a chassis designed to stay stable through corners and composed in a straight line, the Power Max 322 comes across as a serious off-road machine that needs no extra preparation before heading out onto rough terrain.

Find out more about the Sharmax off-road lineup available for pre-order and reserve your model early.

How to make a pre-order

Pre-ordering is a convenient way to get ahead of demand, secure the model you want early, and take the first step toward ownership before stock officially lands. The new Pre-Order page is designed to make the process easy and direct.

1. Choose the model you want to reserve.
2. Complete the form with your personal details to place an order.
3. Wait for the Sharmax team to confirm availability, payment, and delivery details.

Delivery usually takes around 30 to 40 days, depending on the country of order, although the final timing may vary by model and handover arrangement.

Payment note: payment terms are finalized with the team, and full payment is required before shipping.