[TusharK]

Moto Morini has reduced the prices of its X-Cape 650 ADV by Rs 1.30 lakh. The bike now starts at Rs 5.99 lakh (ex-showroom).



The X-Cape 650 was launched in India alongside the Seiemmezzo Retro Street and Scrambler in October 2022. The ADV is available in two variants: Standard and X, with the latter being a more off-road-oriented version. With a price cut of Rs 1 lakh, the X variant now costs Rs 6.50 lakh (ex-showroom).

The X-Cape 650 features a semi-faired design with twin headlamps and a tall windscreen up front. The bike has split seats and a small luggage rack integrated into the grab rails. It is powered by a 649cc twin-cylinder that puts out 60 BHP and 54 Nm and is mated to a 6-speed gearbox.

The bike features an upside-down fork suspension at the front and a mono-shock at the back. Braking is handled by dual 298 mm discs at the front and a 255 mm disc at the rear, with dual-channel ABS.

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[Mrs&Mr_Shenu]

Wonder sales price may be in double digits which would have triggered this drop in price??

[Kashi053]

Am yet to find Moto morini bikes in Bangalore. Anyone who owns, how is the service experience and maintenance costs?

[Sudarshan42]

Makes for a stylish and more powerful alternative to the NX500. But service remains an unknown on two fronts- current quality and future stability. Are these guys going to be around in 10 years time? Who will buy my bike after I'm done with it?

[gtx2]

I'd still choose the NX500 over X-cape for its long-term support assurance. My previous experience riding this bike wasn't impressive; it also generated excessive heat compared to others in its class. The main selling point is its affordability, but that alone isn't sufficient for a lasting investment.