Voge unveils its first custom-style cruiser

The Chinese motorcycle maker Voge used the EICMA show in Milan to reveal its first bike for the custom segment, the CU625 V-twin cruiser.

Voge, which expanded its presence in the UK with the arrival of the DS625X adventure bike in May, showed off various new models during last week’s show in Milan. But none created quite as much intrigue as this new cruiser, which bolsters a 578.2cc liquid-cooled V-twin engine that produces a claimed 59.4bhp 8,500rpm and 44.9 Ib-ft of torque at 5,500rpm. 

The design also stands out in particular thanks to its drag bar handlebar and bar-end mirror appearance. The exhaust looks rather chunky, but does blend nicely with the bike’s stealthy look, which gives off a certain bobber vibe. 

Standard equipment includes full LED lighting, traction control, a circular TFT display, and dual USB ports (Type A and C). The gearbox is a six-speed unit, while the cruiser’s steel double-cradle frame is paired with an upside-down front fork setup, and an adjustable rear shock.

The bike features lightweight alloy wheels which are fitted with tubeless tyres. From there, the CU625 features a very accessible seat height of just 710mm and a curb weight of 199kg.

Only time will tell how popular Voge’s new mid-capacity cruiser will be compared to more established competition such as Kawasaki’s Vulcan S, but the Chinese company has certainly impressed with the style of the new CU625. 

The new custom cruiser, although the first of its kind from Voge, is the third CU family member to arrive, following the CU525 and CU250 models. 

Pricing and availability is not yet known, but Visordown will keep you informed when that information has been revealed.

Vogue CU625 specs we know so far

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