My 2025 Moto Morini Calibro 700 Bagger

[Gil Hartson]

Here's my new Calibro Bagger. I've had it for 5 months and have 2,000 miles on it. There is nothing in this price category that even comes close. I love the reworked Kawasaki Vulcan S motor in it and the belt drive. It sounded a little anemic until I recently got the Freedom Performance exhaust for it and now it really rumbles. Test drive this bike and you'll buy it just like I did. Oh, & did I forget to mention that it only weighs 440 lbs?

 

[Madmat1]

I too have bought a bagger in within the last six months here in the US.
I got the last available '25 model in stock.
I had read an article about it and liked what I saw and read and after seeing it in person it was a done deal.
Riding it has been a revelation:
Great power, nimble handling and comfortable.
I too installed a Freedom Exhaust muffler with the baffle and it did improve performance.
I went a step further and made a bracket in order to use the original exhaust heat shield, adding a heat panel to the underside of it.
I have also installed driver footboards, a three piece adjustable handlebar that is one inch taller with a bit more pull back and mirrors.
After 2400 miles I am very impressed with this bike.
The only thing I've noticed that could use some improvement is the front end. It can become a bit unsettled when pushed in a corner on less than smooth pavement.
Admiited it's at a brisk pace but I am hoping to remedy it.
Moto Morini now has a taller windshield for it and I may get one.
The bike gets a lot of attention wherever I go.
Very happy with this bike.

 

[Gil Hartson]

I too have bought a bagger in within the last six months here in the US.
I got the last available '25 model in stock.
I had read an article about it and liked what I saw and read and after seeing it in person it was a done deal.
Riding it has been a revelation:
Great power, nimble handling and comfortable.
I too installed a Freedom Exhaust muffler with the baffle and it did improve performance.
I went a step further and made a bracket in order to use the original exhaust heat shield, adding a heat panel to the underside of it.
I have also installed driver footboards, a three piece adjustable handlebar that is one inch taller with a bit more pull back and mirrors.
After 2400 miles I am very impressed with this bike.
The only thing I've noticed that could use some improvement is the front end. It can become a bit unsettled when pushed in a corner on less than smooth pavement.
Admiited it's at a brisk pace but I am hoping to remedy it.
Moto Morini now has a taller windshield for it and I may get one.
The bike gets a lot of attention wherever I go.
Very happy with this bike.

I'm glad you like it as much as I do. If you have any links to your driver floorboards and the taller windshield that would be great as those are the only 2 things left to improve on for this amazing bike

 

[Madmat1]

The taller windshield is now available from dealer according to Moto morini web site.
The footboards I installed were passenger units for Harley that I adapted to fit my bagger.