Zontes adventure bike

• Facebook • Whatsapp • • Google News Chinese two-wheeler manufacturer Zontes has also entered the Indian market. This company is known for making bikes of all segments. The company has forayed into India with its five motorcycles (Jontess 350X, Zontes 350T Adventure, 350T Adventure Sports, 350R and GK350). Let’s take a look at the specifications Zontes 350 Adventure Specifications Zontes 350T is powered by a 348cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine that makes 39.42PS and 32.8Nm. It comes paired to a six-speed gearbox and gets a chain drive system. In terms of underpinnings, It features a 43mm USD fork and a monoshock suspension setup. Braking is done via discs at both ends, paired with Bosch 9.1M dual-channel ABS for an extra safety net. These motorcycles get a 5-inch instrument cluster, tire pressure monitoring system, electronically adjustable windscreen and keyless system. In these bikes, the rider has to keep the keys in a separate box so that the seat and fuel tank can be opened with a single button. Talking about its other features, it includes LED lighting, Knuckle guards, external frame, dual-channel anti-lock braking system (ABS) etc. Zontes 350 Adventure Price ontes 350T is a adventure bike available at a starting price of Rs. 3,47,000 in India. It is available in 2 variants and 4 colours with top variant price starting from Rs. 3,67,000.

It’s been a big year for Adishwar Auto Ride India (AARI), the Hyderabad-based company that currently handles Benelli’s India operations. In 2022 alone, AARI introduced four more Chinese-owned motorcycle brands to our shores, namely QJ Motor, Zontes, Moto Morini and Keeway. Effectively, the company has gone from selling a handful of Benellis to retailing 26 different models from five manufacturers. One of those bikes is the Zontes 350T ADV you see here, with its striking styling, superb features list, 350cc engine and an ex-showroom price of Rs 3.67 lakh. That kind of pricing positions it higher than the Rs 3.37 lakh (ex-showroom) KTM 390 Adventure, a bike we regard as one of the best road touring solutions at this money. Can the Zontes keep up? Zontes 350T ADV vs KTM 390 Adventure comparison: design and features It certainly hits the spot in terms of design. Where the KTM’s long, skinny and insect-like styling is certainly an acquired taste, the Zontes is a much larger and more conventionally styled ADV. It packs a striking looking LED headlamp (which also works very well), a huge 18-litre fuel tank, MV-Agusta style dual exhaust pipes and a fat 160-section rear tyre. Where the KTM simply blended into the traffic, the Zontes never ceased to turn heads and get people to point at it. If it’s sheer standing-out from the crowd that you’re after, the Zontes easily takes this one. If some of those gawking onlookers come up for a closer look, you can wow them with the Zontes’ feat...

Zontes ZT310-T2 (2022) Review Emerging from the post-pandemic swinging, Zontes Motorcycles South Africa has been making waves with their range of high-quality, small-bore bikes in a range of attractive styles and colours. We recently spent some time aboard the T2 Adventure bike and were pleasantly surprised. Mini Adventure I think it's fair to say that the minute one hears the words "Chinese made", you switch off and stop listening. This is due to most of the vehicles that come out of the Orient being of substandard quality or a one-off that will leave you standing when something eventually breaks. Not so with Zontes, as previously found. Related: Zontes ZT310-V (2022) Review The Zontes machines are a breath of fresh air when it comes to Chinese built equipment and the T2 Adventure bike hits a bunch of notes that we really like. RaceScreen Technologies, the local importer of Zontes, recently afforded us the opportunity to test a few of their machines and to say that we were suitably impressed is an understatement. The T2 stood out head and shoulders above the rest as our favourite ride and after a week of vigorous testing, this is what we have to say. Styling Straight out of the box the T2 looks the part, dimensions and styling cues make the T2 look much bigger than it actually is. Our test machine came in all black with bronze coloured crash bars and trim and look menacing out in the bush. Despite looking ready for an adventure, its road bias can be seen in the addition o...

Power System Number of Cylinders Single Cylinder Camshaft System Single Overhead Camshaft/ 4 Valve Bore * Stroke (mm) 58 * 58.7 Cooling System Water Cooled Fuel Petrol Compression Ratio 12.5:1 Displacement(cc) 155 Maximum Power (PS/ rpm) 19.03 / 9,250 Maximum Torque (Nm/ rpm) 16 / 7500 Fuel Supply System Injection Injection System Bosch EFI Transmission System Drive Chain/ 6 Speed Clutch Type Multi-disc in oil bath Specifications Tyre construction Dual-purpose tyre Rim Type DOT Rated tubeless cross-spoke rim Front Tyre Size 110/ 70-17 Rear Type Size 130/ 70-17 Font Brake System 300mm Disc Brake Rear Brake System 230mm Disc Brake Lights/ Rear Lights/ Indicators LED ABS System Dual channel ABS (Bosch) Emission standards Euro 5-BS6 Anti-theft PKE (Passive Keyless Entry) System The car-inspired PKE system consists of an attractively designed key fob, backed by robust engineering to ensure a high level of safety for your ZONTES. Just wear your ZONTES key by placing it in a wrist strap. With the key within 1.5 metres proximity, your bike gets unlocked; go far away – the bike gets locked automatically. Adopting advanced encryption technology, now your bike is impossible to be stolen ! Aluminium alloy based components Whether it is the handle lever or the muffler cover; side stand or the foot bracket, all are aluminium alloy. No cost-cutting even in the nooks and corners. Quality doesn’t require any justification for ZONTES. The use of aluminium alloy based components speak premiu...

Zontes bike price starts from Rs. 3,25,000. Zontes offers 4 new models in India with most popular bikes being 350R, 350T and GK350. Most expensive Zontes bike is 350T, which is priced at Rs. 3,47,000. Zontes is part of the Guangdong Tayo Motorcycle Technology that is engaged in the production of large and medium-capacity motorcycles. These products are sold in 55 countries including the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, Brazil, Malaysia, and Thailand among others. In India, Zontes Motorcycles offers five products in the sub-500cc segment. These include 350R, 350T, 350T ADV, 350X, and GK350. The motorcycles compete in the naked sports, sports, café-racer, tourer, and adventure tourer categories. They rival the KTM 390 Duke, 390 Adventure, BMW G 310 R, G 310 GS, Royal Enfield Himalayan, and the likes in the Indian market. While these motorcycles compete in different segments of the Indian market, they all use the same 348cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine that makes 38bhp at 9,500rpm and 32Nm of peak torque at 7,500rpm. That said, their feature list is premium and Zontes offers TFT full-colour LCD screen, complete keyless controls, four ride modes, LED lighting system, dual fast-charging USB ports, tyre pressure monitoring system, and dual-channel ABS. Zontes Motorcycles has partnered with Adishwar Auto Ride India and these products are sold alongside Moto Morini through the Moto Vault dealerships. Notably, Moto Vault will establish a strong network of 23...

Updated: 25 May 2023 Yes, it’s Chinese, built down to a price and has performance that won’t set the world on fire, but the Originally named the T 310 when launched in 2019, it’s comfortable, smooth, swift, doesn’t panic when you show it a corner and way cheaper than its A2 and even 125cc rivals. Only time will tell how durable it will be and what it will be worth a few years down the line, but engines have always been bulletproof and Zontes build quality has moved on from the bad old days of Chinese bargain buckets. Updated for 2021 and renamed: Zontes ZT310-T Detail changes for 2021 add extra refinement to what was already a capable, very well-equipped, nicely finished and incredible value A2 licence-friendly all-rounder. It isn’t the last word in excitement but the Zontes is comfortable, smooth, gets from A to B with little fuss and never lacks real world power or gets flustered in corners. If you opt for the 19in front wheel version it could handle some very light off-road trails, but the grip from its dual-purpose rubber in the cold and wet could be better. Best of all Zontes Motorcyles are starting to get top marks in our online owners’ reviews, which bodes well for the Chinese firm. However, alongside the above changes for 2021 was a £500 higher price tag to justify the extra kit. 3 out of 5 (3/5) Granted, it doesn’t ride with the grace of a Once you’ve picked yourself up off the floor from the shock of the impressive spec list, you’ll ride down the road and discove...