POSTED: 23/09/2026
Sherco has updated its 2027 enduro range across both two-stroke and four-stroke platforms, spanning the 125 SE, 250 SE and 300 SE two-strokes alongside the 250 SEF, 300 SEF, 450 SEF and 500 SEF four-strokes. The full line-up gains new graphics and seat covers for 2027, alongside a range of mechanical refinements.
The two-stroke range opens with the 125 SE, a popular choice for newer and smaller riders, moving up through the 250 SE to the flagship 300 SE. The 125 SE Factory variant gains a lighter gearbox for 2027, shaving weight where it matters most for riders learning to manage the bike's power delivery.
On the four-stroke side, the 250 SEF and 300 SEF sit alongside the larger-capacity 450 SEF and 500 SEF, giving riders a choice of engine character across the enduro spectrum. The 300 SEF Factory now comes fitted with an Akrapovič exhaust as standard, adding a useful performance and weight benefit over the standard specification.
Every 2027 model carries fresh graphics and a redesigned seat cover, bringing the whole range visually up to date alongside its mechanical updates.
At the top of the four-stroke range, the 500 SEF gives riders the most low-down torque of any Sherco enduro model, suited to those who prioritise tractable power over outright top-end performance. The 450 SEF strikes a closer balance between the two, remaining a popular choice for riders wanting a do-it-all enduro machine.
Whichever capacity suits your riding, the shared 2027 graphics and seat updates mean the whole Sherco range now carries a consistent, up-to-date look across both two-stroke and four-stroke models.
Interested in the 2027 Sherco range? Contact our team to discuss models, UK pricing and availability.
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