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The Appeal of Mid-Capacity Bikes: The Hunter Maverick MV500 Experience

Posted On 17 Aug 2023
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This entry is part 35 of 44 in the series Australian Motorcyclist Issue #1

When it comes to motorcycle enthusiasm, many riders are leaning towards mid-capacity bikes. Their appeal isn’t just about power or speed; it’s the blend of performance and manageability that makes them so attractive.

Having had the chance to test various models over the past year, a few standout names come to mind: the Aprilia 210660, Royal Enfield twins, and the Benelli Leoncino. However, recently, a new contender emerged that really caught my attention: the Hunter Maverick MVP500.

Discovering the Hunter Maverick MV500

I’ve been around the block when it comes to bikes, but stumbling upon the Hunter Maverick was a pleasant surprise. It’s intriguing to note that this particular model originates from an Aussie-owned company, yet it’s manufactured in Indonesia. The most striking aspect of this bike is its foundation on the Honda cb500x platform, renowned for its durability.

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