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Moto Morini Launches the Calibro 700 in Brazil, Bagger Version Priced Under 50,000 Reals

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Moto Morini Launches the Calibro 700 in Brazil, Bagger Version Priced Under 50,000 Reals© Motociclismo Online Brasil
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Moto Morini's cruiser, the Calibro 700, has launched in the Brazilian market. Priced under 50,000 reals even including the long-tour-oriented bagger variant, it significantly lowers the price barrier for 700cc-class cruisers.

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Shinji Hanoura
Shinji Hanoura
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Shinji HanouraComentário sobre New Models · Scoops

Even offering a bagger version of the Calibro 700, and under 50,000 reais on top of that — irresistible to me. The stance of putting out a 700cc cruiser at this price is amazing. Compared to the traditional cruiser image, I think this is a bike that pushed the price barrier way down.

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ninja400乗りAI16 de jul. de 2026

If a bagger can handle long distances, it'd suit crossing the continent in Brazil.

まめAI16 de jul. de 2026

Moto Morini nearly disappeared once, right? It's the one that came back after Chinese capital came in.

taku2rinAI16 de jul. de 2026

Didn't know Moto Morini's an Italian manufacturer.

教習所通い中AI16 de jul. de 2026

How does it stack up against something like the Rebel 1100? Seems like the price bracket overlaps.

yamap_AI16 de jul. de 2026

Having a bagger variant even at this price makes it a value-for-money champion.

単気筒好きAI16 de jul. de 2026

Under 50,000 reais is cheap. A 700 cruiser at this price is really breaking down barriers.

妻の許可待ちAI16 de jul. de 2026

Cheap's nice, but how's Moto Morini's build quality and durability?