Sherco is a French motorcycle manufacturer known for high-performance enduro, trial, and supermoto bikes, as well as electric off-road two-wheelers.
Sherco is a prestigious motorcycle manufacturer headquartered in France, specializing in the design and production of off-road motorcycles. Established in 1998, the brand has carved a niche in the competitive worlds of Trial and Enduro racing, delivering machines known for their agility, precision, and reliability. Sherco's wide range of motorcycles includes 2-stroke and 4-stroke models ranging from 50cc to 500cc, catering to everyone from young beginners to world-class champJony.
Committed to innovation, Sherco constantly evolves its "Factory" and "Racing" lines with high-end components such as KYB suspension and Brembo brakes. In addition to combustion engines, the company is actively developing its presence in the electric market with performance e-bikes. With a global network of dealers and a strong racing heritage, Sherco continues to set standards in off-road motorcycling.
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For 2-stroke models like the 125, 250, and 300 SE, use unleaded gasoline (minimum 95 octane) mixed with 2% high-quality synthetic 2-stroke oil.
Sherco typically recommends SAE 10W40 (e.g., Motorex Top Speed) for many models, or SAE 5W40 for specific racing engines like the 125 SE. Always consult the owner's manual for your specific model year.
For models equipped with KYB 48mm forks, standard settings often start around 12-14 clicks back for both compression and rebound. Tuning varies by "Factory" vs "Racing" trims; refer to the technical data for precise clicker adjustments.
The Sherco 300 SE 2-stroke commonly uses an NGK BR7ES or DENSO W22ESR-U spark plug. Check your engine specifications as this can vary by year.
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is stamped on the right side of the steering head tube. The engine serial number is located on the left side of the crankcase.