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Rieju Coaster motorcycle series launches
Overview
Spanish motorcycle manufacturer Rieju has expanded its custom motorcycle segment with the introduction of the Coaster series.
The lineup began with the unveiling of the Coaster 407, a model featuring a 384.5 cc liquid-cooled V-twin engine, an automated manual transmission (AMT), and electronic aids such as traction control. It was designed for highway use and aimed at riders transitioning from scooters.
Following this, Rieju launched the Coaster 125 V2. This model is tailored for riders with a standard car license and utilizes a liquid-cooled 124.7 cc V-twin engine. While smaller in displacement, the 125 V2 shares design elements and several components with the larger Coaster 407.
Rieju is further expanding the series with the Coaster 125, a custom-style motorcycle scheduled for release in Europe this September. This model utilizes a liquid-cooled V-Twin engine producing 13.6 CV, a six-speed gearbox, and a belt final drive. In Spain, the motorcycle can be operated with a standard car license (Category B) if the driver has held it for at least three years.
Entities
Rieju · Zontes · Figueres · Coaster 407
Timeline
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21 days ago
[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesZontes and Rieju launch new 125cc motorcycle modelsZontes and Rieju are launching new 125cc models: the Zontes 125V scooter and the Rieju Coaster 125, a custom-style motorcycle featuring a V-Twin engine.
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24 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesRieju launches Coaster 125 V2 custom motorcycleRieju has released the Coaster 125 V2, a custom-style motorcycle featuring a rare V-twin engine for the 125cc segment, designed for riders with a standard car license.
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about 2 months ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesRieju unveils Coaster 407 custom motorcycle with AMT transmissionRieju launched the Coaster 407 custom bike, a €4,961 V‑twin cruiser with AMT transmission, belt drive, traction control and a 155 km/h top speed.
Sources
108.hu · lamoto.com.ar · motociclismo.es · motorenlinea.es · mundodeportivo.com · teleradiosciacca.it
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