Sherco 300 SEF Factory
- 4 stroke
- Fuel capacity 9.8 liters
- Seat height 950 millimeters
The Sherco 300 SEF Factory is a championship-winning enduro motorcycle, renowned for its agile handling and a versatile, potent 4-stroke engine.
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Specifications
| Brand | Sherco |
| Power (HP) | Not published by Sherco |
| Torque (NM) | Not published by Sherco |
| Price | $12,990 (US list price, plus $650 freight) |
| Engine Stroke | 4 |
| Displacement (cc) | 303.68 |
| Cylinders | 1 |
| Weight | Not published by Sherco |
| Fuel Capacity (l) | 9.8 |
| Seat Height (mm) | 950 |
| Gears | 6 |
| Start Type | Electric starter |
| Suspension Front (mm) | KYB 48 mm Ø fork - 300 mm stroke - closed cartridge technology |
| Suspension Rear (mm) | KYB 50 Ø18 mm shock absorber - 330 mm rear wheel travel |
| Frame | Semi-perimeter high-strength chrome-molybdenum steel |
| Brakes Front (mm) | Hydraulic Brembo, 260 mm Ø disc |
| Brakes Rear (mm) | Hydraulic Brembo, 220 mm Ø disc |
| Clutch | Brembo hydraulic control, multi-disc in oil bath |
| Bike URL | https://www.sherco.com/en/moto/300-sef-factory-2027 |
Sources:
- power, torque, weight, seat height, tank, all other specs: 300 SEF Factory 2027, Sherco, checked 2026-10-14. Sherco publishes no weight, power or torque figure.
- price: Pricing, Sherco USA, checked 2026-10-14. Listed as "SEF 300" in the 2027 enduro range. The list does not name the Factory edition.
Who the Sherco 300 SEF Factory is for
Best for
- Riders who want a premium four-stroke with strong low-end torque
- Long, physical days where four-stroke tractability reduces fatigue
- Riders who prefer linkage suspension and electric start reliability
Avoid if
- Weight is your top priority — 300 two-strokes are lighter
- You want the simplest possible maintenance routine
- Budget is tight — Sherco Factory models sit at the premium end
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