AJP Motorcycles For 2017
With the addition of two new models for 2017, AJP is nearly doubling its lineup. Joining the already established PR3 Enduro 240 ($4,799), PR4 Enduro 240 ($4,995), and PR5 Enduro 250 ($6,199) are the all-new PR4 Extreme 240 ($5,995) and PR5 Extreme 250 ($7,299). The two new Extreme models include performance upgrades including lighter weight, more powerful engines, stronger brakes and better suspension. According to AJP’s website, the anticipated launch of the company’s 600cc PR7 Adventure Bike isn’t likely to happen until Fall 2018.
2017 PR4 Extreme 240 – MSRP $5995
The new PR4 Extreme 240 offers many performance enhancements. The list of changes includes the following:
- Belparts Exhaust
- Shorai lithium battery
- Reikon tapered handlebars
- Sachs 48mm upgraded fork
- Galfer brake rotors
- Factory footpegs
- New Candy Red Metallic color
- Michelin S12 XC tires
2017 PR5 Extreme 250 – MSRP $7299
The PR5 Extreme 250 includes the following upgrades:
- Sachs 48mm upgraded forks
- BrakTec hydraulic clutch
- Galfer brake rotors
- Factory Radiator Guards
- Red Silicone radiator hoses
- Red anodized aluminum shift lever with AJP logo
- Red anodized aluminum brake pedal
- New Cherry Red Metallic color for frame, sub-frame, and front & rear hubs
- Michelin S12 XC tires – fitted standard front & rear
2017 PR3 Enduro 240 – MSRP $4799
The PR3 model continues for 2017 with these updates:
- New 16” Rear Wheel
- New Michelin Tires
- Lowering Link
2017 PR4 Enduro 240 – MSRP $4995
The PR4 model continues for 2017 with these updates:
- New Michelin Tires
- Lowering Link
2017 PR5 Enduro 250 – MSRP $6199
The PR5 model continues for 2017 with these updates:
- New Michelin Tires
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Maybe I got brain constipation but who is AJP and where they from?