Bristol introduces 5 new models from Zontes
It’s official: Bristol Group has announced the newest addition to its growing big bike portfolio, alongside QJ, Moto Morini, and its namesake brand Bristol – Zontes.
“Zontes is a global brand and it's exclusively under the Bristol brand here in the Philippines,” said Bristol Group VP for Marketing, David Winkle.

5 new expressways-legal motorcycles
Zontes, a globally recognized brand known for its technologically advanced and aesthetically striking motorcycles, has partnered with Bristol Group to bring its premium scooter lineup to the Philippine market. The five new models, each boasting unique features and designs, are poised to make a significant impact on the local maxi scooter and adventure bike segment.
Perhaps the most striking of all the scooters in the lineup (for MotoPinas) is the 400G that combines the on/off-road prowess of an adventure bike with the twist-and-go of a scooter. According to Bristol, the 400G is powered by a single-cylinder, SOHC, 400cc liquid-cooled engine that is capable of producing up to 38 hp and 40 nm of torque.
It also boasts a massive (for its segment) 17.5 liter fuel tank, ABS, traction control, TFT screen, built-in front and rear cameras, full-LED lighting, remote key, aux lights, riding modes, crash bars, TPMS and many more.
Introductory price is PHP 368,800.

For those who are not so inclined with the road less traveled, Zontes has the 400M, 400D and the 400E. These expressways-legal scooters will be sold at an introductory price of PHP 298,800, PHP 318,800 and PHP 338,800, respectively.
Though these three scooters share a common engine and chassis with the 400G, they are unique in terms of body design.
According to Bristol, both the 400M and 400D, with their sporty body lines, are designed for laid-back city riding or weekend out of town rides. The 400E, on the other hand, is designed with the open road in mind – meaning it is best for long, multi-day rides.
All of these scooters share the same features such as ABS, traction control, full-LED lighting, TFT screen, riding modes, large underseat storage, TPMS and many more. Unique to the 400E is the electronically-adjustable large windscreen.

Bristol Group will also be introducing a new adventure bike from Zontes: the 703F.
First introduced in the public during last year’s EICMA, the 703F is Zontes’ answer to the growing popularity of adventure bikes, with their idea of putting a 699cc triple that is capable of up to 97 hp and 76 nm of torque. This adventure bike features a 19-inch front wheel and 17-inch rear wheel, both tubeless; built-in front and rear cameras, riding modes, full-LED lighting, TFT screen, crash guards, aux lights, 22 liter fuel tank, auxiliary tank, and provisions for panniers and top box as standard.
The introductory price of the 703F is PHP 488,800.
All of these models are now available for reservation at all Bristol Group showrooms, with the official public launch at the 2025 Makina Moto Show.






