The Wolverine 800ii 800cc Cruiser Motorcycle is a heavyweight motorcycle designed for high-end cruising, designed for riders seeking a powerful and personalized design. Its exterior features extensive metal cladding and a light alloy frame, creating strong and sculpted lines that exude the unique character of a muscular cruiser.

Powered by a 799cc V-twin, liquid-cooled, four-stroke engine with a 69 x 63 mm bore and stroke and a 10.3:1 compression ratio, it delivers powerful power while maintaining a smooth cruising experience. The engine's exterior features a contrasting black finish with metal cutting, coupled with a high-strength belt drive system, creating a visually pleasing and mechanical aesthetic.

The front fascia features a round LED headlight with integrated high and low beams and circular daytime running lights, creating a modern and classic look. The handlebars are low and wide, integrated with a digital LCD instrument panel that clearly displays speed, gear position, water temperature, voltage, and mileage.

The slender body, with an 18L fuel tank and a sleek, three-dimensional appearance, accentuated by sculpted lines, enhances the rider's powerful stance. The seat height is approximately 750mm, and the low-slung design balances comfort and handling. The tail styling is seamlessly integrated with the integrated LED taillights, creating a clean and layered visual effect.

The suspension system utilizes inverted front shock absorbers and rear balancing springs/hydraulic shock absorbers with adjustable damping. Combined with dual-caliper front and single-caliper rear hydraulic disc brakes, it provides stable braking performance. Front and rear tire sizes are 140/70 R17 and 360/35 R18, respectively. The extra-wide rear tire, in particular, delivers a strong visual impact and solid road grip.

The Wolverine 800ii 800cc Cruiser Motorcycle measures 2400 × 805 × 1310 mm, has a wheelbase of 1640 mm, a ground clearance of 108 mm, and a curb weight of approximately 271 kg, exuding the weight and stability unique to a cruiser motorcycle. Its muscular lines, extra-wide rear tire, and deep black paint make the Wolverine 800ii instantly recognizable on the street.