QJ SRK 921
A new competitor has entered the UK motorcycle market with the introduction of the QJMotor SRK 921. The four-cylinder naked bike is priced at £8,699 and is scheduled to arrive in dealerships soon.
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Chinese motorcycle brands are steadily increasing their influence across Europe, and the QJMotor SRK 921 is a strong example of that momentum.
At the heart of the bike is a near-1,000 cc inline four-cylinder engine matched to a six-speed gearbox. Riders also benefit from premium performance features such as a bi-directional quick shifter and a slipper clutch, allowing for smoother shifts and greater stability during hard acceleration or aggressive downshifts.
The QJMotor SRK 921 is built around a composite steel-and-aluminum frame paired with a single-sided swingarm that adds a more premium appearance.
With a wet weight of approximately 218 kg and a 15.5-litre fuel tank, the motorcycle is slightly heavier than some competitors. However, the added mass is intended to contribute to greater high-speed stability and a stronger road presence.
Suspension on the QJMotor SRK 921 is provided entirely by Marzocchi components, with full adjustability available at both the front and rear. The front end uses inverted forks, while the rear is equipped with a monoshock setup and a factory-fitted steering damper to improve stability and control.
Braking duties are handled by Brembo hardware, including dual front discs and four-piston calipers, offering strong and confidence-inspiring stopping performance.
Technology is another area where the QJMotor SRK 921 aims to impress. Its six-axis IMU unlocks advanced rider aids including Cornering ABS and adjustable traction control, bringing the bike closer to the feature set of more expensive rivals.
The SRK 921 also offers three selectable riding modes — Normal, Rain, and Sport — allowing riders to tailor throttle response and overall character depending on weather conditions or riding style.
Against well-established middleweight naked bikes like the Kawasaki Z900, Yamaha MT-09, and Triumph Street Triple 765 R, the QJMotor SRK 921 makes its biggest statement through value.
Its aggressive pricing gives riders access to the sound, smoothness, and personality of a four-cylinder naked bike without the much higher cost typically associated with established premium brands.








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