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What is the top speed of the VOGE 300AC?

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StDiana

09/01/25 8:29am

The top speed of the VOGE 300AC is 130km/h. Here is an introduction about the VOGE 300AC: Appearance: The VOGE 300AC is a retro-style model with contemporary characteristics in terms of appearance. Its design breaks away from conventional traditional retro models by incorporating many modern elements and a sense of technology, making its styling very unique and trendy. Performance: The actual displacement of the VOGE 300AC is only 292.4cc, so its power is not particularly strong, but it is sufficient for daily riding. It is equipped with a water-cooled four-valve double overhead camshaft engine independently developed by Loncin. The fuel supply system features Bosch closed-loop electronic fuel injection technology, complying with the latest National IV emission standards.

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Leroy

09/14/25 4:08am

I've been riding the Voge 300AC for over a year now. The top speed usually ranges between 130 to 140 km/h, depending on the road conditions. When commuting in the city, I can easily cruise above 110 km/h. On straight highways, I've pushed it to 135 km/h at max—it's thrilling but the wind resistance becomes noticeable. The 292cc single-cylinder engine delivers solid performance with quick starts and steady acceleration, though the small fuel tank means you'll need to plan distances carefully for long trips. On wet roads or uphill sections, speed might drop below 120 km/h, so beginners should avoid pushing limits and practice speed control in open areas first.

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KinsleyDella

10/28/25 4:49am

I've driven this bike for quite a while, and it can reach a top speed of around 140km/h, provided you floor the throttle and the road conditions are good. The engine features a single-cylinder liquid-cooled design, delivering ample power and smooth acceleration. It feels stable at high speeds, but the wind noise is significant, so I recommend wearing a proper helmet for wind protection. With regular maintenance, it maintains speed well—like frequent oil changes and checking for chain slack. Neglecting these minor issues, such as low tire pressure or brake failure, could drop the top speed to just over 100. When riding motorcycles, don't just chase speed—safety always comes first.

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