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2027 DS900X, DS800X Rally and DS625X updates appear in UK dealer listings

UK dealer listings show 2027 versions of three Voge adventure bikes: a DS900X and a DS625X with electronic KYB suspension, and a DS800X Rally with ride by wire. The first are expected in the UK in March.

Published Nov 10, 2026
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UK dealer listings on MotoGB now include 2027 versions of three Voge adventure bikes: the DS900X, the DS800X Rally and the DS625X. The estimated UK arrival is March for the DS625X and May for the DS900X and DS800X Rally.

These are dealer pages, not a specification announcement from Voge, and the dealer notes that more features may be added before the bikes arrive. Details and dates may change.

DS900X

The main change is electronically adjustable KYB suspension. The specification table describes the fork as having semi-active electronic damping and the rear shock as having semi-active electronic preload and damping. Elsewhere the listing says the suspension can be adjusted with a touch of a finger, but it does not say which settings the rider can choose or how the system behaves while riding.

Engine output is given as 70 kW (about 94 hp) and 95 N·m, the same as the current DS900X.

DS800X Rally

The new feature the listing highlights is ride by wire. Engine output is unchanged from the current DS800X Rally at 70 kW (about 94 hp) and 81 N·m. The dealer says more features will be listed as the arrival date gets closer, but does not name them.

DS625X

The DS625X also gets electronic KYB suspension at both ends. The specification table calls the 41 mm KYB fork electronically active and the multi-link rear shock electronically adaptive. Suspension travel is listed as 174 mm front and 181 mm rear, the same as on the current DS625X. Another part of the page still describes the fork as adjustable for preload and rebound damping, without mentioning electronics.

This could help with a known complaint about the current DS625X: the rear preload adjuster is hard to reach with the shock fitted, as covered in Harsh Rear Ride and Hard-to-Reach Rear Preload. The listing does not say which rear settings are electronic, but if preload is one of them, it can be changed without getting to the shock.

Engine output is unchanged at 47 kW (about 63 hp) and 57 N·m.

Listings checked on 10 November 2026.

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