Polytron Fox 200

About this bike

Much lighter and smaller than the Fox 350, easier to handle and ideal for shorter distances, smaller riders, and beginners. Cruise control Once you are riding at a steady speed, press the Cruise button on the right side of the handlebar. The bike will hold that speed without you needing to twist the throttle. A light tap on either brake lever cancels it. Fox Alert (turn signal warning) If you leave the turn signal on for more than a few seconds without turning, the bike beeps to remind you to switch it off. A small but useful safety feature, especially in city traffic. Key The Fox 200 uses a normal physical key, not a remote. Turn the key to switch the bike on and off. Heat sensitivity Long stretches in direct sun, or extended uphill riding with two people, can overheat the motor. The bike will stop working until it cools down. Park in shade when possible and let the bike rest on long climbs. How it differs from the Fox 350 The Fox 200 has a smaller motor (1.5 kW vs 3 kW), lower top speed (~70 km/h vs 95 km/h) and shorter range (~85 km vs 130 km). It does not have Hill Start Assist, reverse mode, or selectable Sport mode, and it starts with a physical key rather than the Fox 350's remote. Choose the Fox 200 for short, easy rides and the Fox 350 for longer trips, hills, or two-up riding.

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