Voge DS900X Review: An Adventure Bike That Defies Price Expectations

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The Voge DS900X: A Mid-Sized Marvel

When you hear the price tag of £9,199 for the Voge DS900X, you might think you’re dreaming. This mid-sized adventurer seems like it’s dropping a bargain bombshell right in your lap. Fully adjustable KYB suspension, Brembo brakes, and Pirelli Scorpion Trail II tires, plus a smorgasbord of electronic bells and whistles—who knew adventure came at a price this low?

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Let’s Get Technical!

Under the skin, the 8v 897cc parallel twin engine resembles its BMW F900 cousin, made by Voge’s parent company, Loncin. Churning out 93.8bhp @ 8250rpm, it loses a bit of horsepower compared to the Bavarian version, but boasts a respectable torque of 70lb-ft @ 6000rpm. A 270° crank gives it character—you can almost hear it whisper, “Let’s hit the road!”

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Riding Experience: Sweet Yet Snappy

Now, the DS900X isn’t just a pretty face with flashy gadgets. With four power modes, including road, sport, rain, and enduro, it can adapt to your whims—except you’ll need to stop to switch between them, which can feel like a major roadblock.

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On the tarmac, its KYB shocks provide a fair compromise between plush comfort and sharp handling. Just one issue: the combination of the 21” front wheel and those soft USD forks makes you feel like you’re flying through a cloud on uneven roads. But fear not—those Scorpion Trail IIs are grip machines, keeping you grounded even when the traction control throws in the towel too soon.

Specs

Engine size 895cc
Engine type 270° parallel twin, DOHC, four valves per cylinder, liquid cooled
Frame type Aluminium bridge type
Fuel capacity 17 litres
Seat height 825mm
Bike weight 238kg
Front suspension KYB telescopic forks, fully adjustable
Rear suspension Fully adjustable KYB monoshock
Front brake 2 x 305mm discs with four-piston Brembo calipers. Cornering ABS
Rear brake 265mm disc, two piston Brembo caliper. Cornering ABS
Front tyre size 90/90 x 21
Rear tyre size 150/70 x 17

Mpg, costs & insurance

Average fuel consumption
Annual road tax £121
Annual service cost
New price £9,199
Used price £8,000 – £8,500
Insurance group
Warranty term Two years unlimited mileage

Top speed & performance

Max power 94 bhp
Max torque 70 ft-lb
Top speed
1/4 mile acceleration
Tank range 200 miles

One might think that with all these features, you’d need a degree in advanced math to manage them, but Voge ensures that the ride stays confident and the experience, thrilling. So, does the DS900X live up to the hype? Absolutely, and that’s a deal of a lifetime in the world of adventure bikes!

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