2026 Moda Sporter-S SKII Debuts In Malaysia At RM17,998
The updated Sporter-S SKII introduces significant digital enhancements and suspension refinements for the Malaysian market.

The 2026 Moda Sporter-S SKII has officially launched in Malaysia with a retail price of RM17,998. This figure excludes road tax, insurance, and registration fees. The motorcycle is available in two distinct colour options: Porsch White and Titan Blue.
According to the original publisher, the machine retains the engine and chassis configuration from the previous Sporter S model introduced in January 2025. It is powered by a single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, four-valve SOHC engine that utilizes Bosch EFI to produce 24.8 hp at 8,500 rpm and 22.5 Nm of torque at 6,500 rpm. The bike weighs 184 kg and features a 13-litre fuel tank.
Technological upgrades are a primary focus for the SKII variant. It now features a 7-inch TFT touchscreen display equipped with Bluetooth smartphone connectivity and a comprehensive data logger that monitors engine parameters across six display pages. Additionally, the bike includes an electronically adjustable windshield and a built-in front digital camera. The styling has been refreshed with side winglets, high-luminance signal lights, daytime running lights, and alloy wing mirrors for improved rearward visibility.
The chassis remains consistent with 15-inch front wheels paired with 120/70 tyres and 14-inch rear wheels with 140/60 tyres. Braking duties are handled by twin 260 mm hydraulic front discs and a single 240 mm rear disc, with two-channel ABS provided as standard equipment. In response to feedback from Sporter-S owners, the rear suspension has been revised to provide improved road handling and comfort.
These updates represent Moda’s effort to cater to a broad spectrum of riders, ranging from those who use the bike for daily commuting to those seeking a more capable machine for leisure and long-distance travel. By integrating advanced digital interfaces and addressing ergonomic feedback, the brand aims to strengthen its position in the competitive local motorcycle market.
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