2025 VOGE SR1
- 231 miles
- 125 cc
- Petrol
- Automatic
1,310 Voge are advertised on MotoDealers today, from £2,295 to £8,499, across 64 sellers and 29 models. This page is about picking between them.
Voge is the premium arm of Chinese manufacturer Loncin, which builds engines for BMW, and that engineering relationship shows in the finish of its bikes. The 125 and 300 series cover learner and A2 riders, the DS models bring adventure styling, and the 525 and 900 DSX have taken the brand into serious middleweight and large-capacity adventure territory. Specification is generous for the money, with TFT dashboards and quality suspension as standard on most models.
Engine capacity decides which category you need. Below is how the Voge stock on this site divides up right now — counts and prices move as dealers update their inventory.
Ride at 17 on CBT and L plates, or pass A1 to lose the plates. Read the A1 — 125cc guide.
Most A2 machines sit here; many make 47bhp or restrict to it. Read the A2 — up to 660cc guide.
No power limit once you hold the full licence. Read the Full A — over 660cc guide.
We do not publish a reliability figure for Voge yet. MOT statistics only start to mean something once a model has a few hundred recorded tests, and most Voge in Britain are still too new to have been through one. When the data reaches that point it will appear here and on the MOT pass rate pages — until then we would rather say nothing than put up a number the data cannot support.
Dealers with Voge on the forecourt today, most stock first.
From adventure to scooters — pick the body type that fits how you ride.