Sherco Australia has announced their new low-rate finance promotion specifically aimed at making its MY26 Factory two-stroke enduro bikes more accessible to all fellow Australian riders during the peak trail riding season.

For limited time, eligible MY26 Sherco Factory 2-Stroke Enduro models are available through Sherco Fast Finance, powered by Australian Motorcycle & Marine Finance, with competitive interest rates available across two terms.

Customers can choose between:

2.99% p.a. (3.89% p.a. comparison rate) over 24 months

3.99% p.a. (4.89% p.a. comparison rate) over 36 months

The promotion applies to the MY26 Sherco Factory two-stroke enduro range, including the 125 SE Factory, 250 SE Factory and 300 SE Factory models. These bikes are known for their lightweight handling, race-ready performance and premium components straight out of the crate.

Sherco says the offer is designed to help more riders step into a new machine without stretching their budget, particularly targeting weekend trail riders and club-level racers looking to upgrade their equipment.

Combining competitive finance rates with the brand’s established Factory enduro platform makes the MY26 range a more attainable option for riders wanting a high-spec off-road machine. The bikes remain popular with everyone from tight single-track enthusiasts through to experienced enduro competitors thanks to their agile chassis and competition-focused design.

The finance offer is available for a limited period through participating Sherco dealers nationwide. Interested buyers can contact their nearest authorised Sherco dealership or visit the Sherco Australia website for full eligibility details and terms.

According to Sherco Australia, the promotion applies to applications received from 1 March 2026, with approvals required before 30 June 2026 and settlement by 15 July 2026, subject to credit approval and availability.

Finance terms include a $395 application fee, a $5 monthly account-keeping fee, and a $6 PPSR fee, with additional dealer administration, freight, pre-delivery or registration costs potentially applicable.

For riders considering a new enduro weapon for the 2026 season, Sherco’s latest finance deal could make stepping into a Factory two-stroke a little easier.

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