Borile B500MT

Introducing the 2008 Borile B500MT, a unique blend of Italian craftsmanship and rugged performance that stands out in the enduro-offroad motorcycle category. Designed for adventure seekers and off-road enthusiasts alike, this motorcycle embodies the spirit of exploration with its agile handling and robust build. With a focus on lightweight construction and high durability, the B500MT is engineered to tackle challenging terrains while providing a thrilling ride, making it an excellent choice for riders who crave both performance and versatility. At the heart of the B500MT lies a powerful 487cc single-cylinder, four-stroke engine, which delivers a robust performance thanks to its 10.5:1 compression ratio and efficient air cooling system. The engine produces a responsive throttle feel and an exhilarating power band, ideal for conquering steep inclines or navigating through tight trails. Coupled with a 5-speed gearbox and a multi-disc oil bath clutch, riders will experience seamless gear transitions that enhance the overall riding experience. The Borile B500MT is not just about power; it’s about control, offering a lightweight chassis that weighs in at just 112 kg (246.9 pounds), providing an agile and nimble ride that is perfect for both novice and experienced riders. What sets the B500MT apart are its high-quality components and thoughtful design features. The cradle frame constructed from 7020 alloy tubes not only ensures durability but also contributes to the bike's overall agility. The front end is equipped with a Ceriani upside-down fork, providing excellent suspension travel to absorb bumps on rough trails, while the rear features a mono Paioli system that enhances stability during aggressive rides. With a fuel capacity of 8 liters (2.11 gallons) and a respectable ground clearance of 250 mm (9.8 inches), the B500MT is ready for prolonged adventures without compromising comfort or performance. The kick starter adds a classic touch, ensuring that you're always connected to the raw essence of motorcycling. **