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French outlet Le Repaire des Motards test rode Fantic's naked Stealth 500, praising its 463cc single-cylinder (45hp) engine and 158kg wet weight for agility, while flagging low-rpm roughness and limited everyday usability. It's priced at €6,490 in France.
463cc, 45hp, 158kg dry — that's a genuinely light package on the spec sheet. The test says it pulls hard above 4,500rpm on a single-cylinder, which is the good part. The low-rpm roughness is kind of a single-cylinder tax, though. Sounds tuned more for mountain roads than the city.
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Light bikes rule — looks easy for both city streets and light trails.
45hp from 463cc isn't bad, but that low-rpm roughness worries me.
With that budget, honestly a Monkey 125 might satisfy me just as much.
45hp and 158kg — I want this thing.
158kg is light, but 6,490 for a single feels bold.
Yeah, that's pricey for a single, honestly.
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