2022 WMoto SX2-300 Is Now Available In Malaysia – Price Is RM18,888
Meet the 2022 WMoto SX2-300!
The bike, which was officially released by distributor MForce, is priced at RM18,888 and comes in three colour options: red, black, and white.
This SX2-300 should be at the top of your list if you're looking for a newer and more stylish model for off-road riding.
Aside from being a scrambler model, it has been made road legal by including lights, turn signals, and wing mirrors.
The SX2-300 has a 19-inch front wheel and a 17-inch rear wheel, which are shod with 3.00-19 and 110/90 rubber, respectively, for a ground clearance of 285 mm.
Seat height for the SX2-300 is set at 900 mm, with 11-litres of fuel in the tank and an all up weight of 151 kg.
The WMoto dual-purpose machine is powered by a 292.4 cc SOHC liquid-cooled single-cylinder mill that produces 28 hp at 9,000 rpm and 25 Nm of torque at 6,500 rpm.
Meanwhile, single hydraulic discs front and rear provide braking, with two-channel ABS switchable for off-road use.
The SX2-300 is equipped with upside forks in the front and a monoshock in the back, both of which are adjustable for spring preload.
On the SX2-300 and inside the cockpit, a simple monochrome LCD display shows all the necessary information, with LED lighting for the tail light and conventional bulbs for the rest.
Handlebar guards are also standard equipment, and every SX2-300 comes with a two-year or 20,000 km warranty against manufacturing defects, as well as an online purchasing channel for spare parts.
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JPJ Running Numbers
KUALA LUMPUR
VRD6523
SELANGOR
BSR1576
JOHOR
JYB3682
PULAU PINANG
PSD3271
PERAK
APJ4170
PAHANG
CFG8716
KEDAH
KGG6573
NEGERI SEMBILAN
NEK7359
KOTA KINABALU
SJS5531
KUCHING
QAB580P
Last updated 26 Jun, 2026
Fuel Price
Petrol
RON 95
RM 3.97
+1.38
RON 97
RM 4.90
+1.75
RON 100
RM 7.20
+2.20
VPR
RM 8.23
+2.00
Diesel
EURO 5 B10
RM 5.12
+2.08
EURO 5 B7
RM 5.32
+2.08
Last updated 30 Apr, 2026
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