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Taiwanese brand Sym has unveiled two of its latest motorcycles, namely the Sym Trazer 200 (small and lightweight adventure bike) and the Wolf Café Racer 300i.
The Sym Trazer 200 features an 183cc single-cylinder engine which produces an output of 18bhp and peak torque of 16Nm. It comes with wire-spoked wheels- 19-inch at the front and 17-inch at the rear- accompanied by off-road tyres. It also has a long travel suspension and is equipped with standard ABS which can be disabled for the rear wheel if riders opt for off-road sessions.
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As for the Wolf Café Racer 300i, it is more of a vintage-vibe, old-school kind of motorcycle. Despite that, its features are much more modern. It had a 278cc single-cylinder engine which produces 27bhp and a peak torque of 25Nm. It caps its weight at 176kg and features Bosch ABS.
Sym Motorcycles are produced by Sanyang Motor Co. Ltd, which is the strategic partner of Hyundai. Sanyang’s major production bases are in Taiwan, China and Vietnam and had a big market in South East Asia.
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