SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021

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SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021

SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021
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SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021

SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021

SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021

SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021

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SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021
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It’s back, the SWM Six Days – now with a Euro 5-compliant single-cylinder and a new, stylish paint job.

SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021
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Price including additional costs: 5,499 euros.

SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021
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The market starts in mid-March 2021.

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It rolls up in a new, green paint job.

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Two round instruments provide information in the cockpit.

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The classic ribbed bench underlines the retro look.

SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021
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The air-cooled single-cylinder will roll into Euro 5-compliant form in 2021.

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Coarse tires underline the scrambler look.

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Both front and rear are braked by a single disc.

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SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021

SWM Six Days 500 from March 2021
It’s back – with Euro 5

It’s back, the SWM Six Days – now with a Euro 5-compliant single-cylinder and a new, stylish paint job.


Dina Dervisevic

02/23/2021

In 2019 the SWM Six Days 440 to the dealerships with its air-cooled Euro 4 single-cylinder, in 2020 it was then suspended. With the first batch, the importer wanted to see if there was any demand for the A2-compatible motorcycle. And yes, there are enough interested parties, which is why the successor SWM Six Days 500 is rolling out with the Euro 5-compatible engine and continues to follow the tried and tested recipe: engine from China, style from Italy.

Air-cooled Euro 5 stew

The target group targeted by the SWM Six Days was aptly described by MOTORRAD editor Thorsten Dentges in the MOTORRAD catalog 2020: “Young hipsters and newcomers to the A2 driving license who like the retro charm of the relatively light (around 150 kilos) and easy-to-handle stews. Bellows on the fork, lamp mask and two raised silencers under the classically ribbed bench give the SWM Six Days a certain coolness.” That applied to the 440s and that doesn’t change for the 500s either.

The SWM Six Days 500 takes over the air-cooled 445 cm³ single-cylinder from its predecessor, which is now Euro 5-compliant. To do this, it had to lose a bit of power: instead of 30 hp at 7,000 rpm, there are now 27 hp at 6,000 rpm. And there are also compromises in terms of torque: Instead of the previous 36 Nm at 5,500 rpm, the stew now pushes 33 Nm at 4,750 rpm.

SWM Six Days 500 for 5,499 euros

Is there anything more? Yes, from the market launch in mid-March 2021, the SWM Six Days 500 will roll out in a new color – green. A gray version will also be available in stores around the middle of the year. Price including additional costs: 5,499 euros.

Conclusion

After a one-year break, the SWM Six Days is coming back to the German market with a new name and old engine and continues to follow the recipe: engine from China, style from Italy.

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