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Fantic Caballero Range Updated For 2024 – Still No News Of Malaysian Debut

Fantic’s Caballero bikes are getting a makeover for 2024, bringing in some cool new features while keeping their classic look. These bikes, the Caballero 125 and 500, are known for their rugged, retro style and powerful single-cylinder engines.

Even though the outside looks the same with that cool, vintage design – there are some awesome changes inside. One big update is the super-bright LED headlight with 24 LEDs, making it easy to see on even the darkest roads. The turn signals and tail light also use LED technology, making it more visible when it’s not so bright out.

Inside the cockpit, where you control everything, there’s a new 4-inch LCD display. This display shows you important things like what gear you’re in, how fast you’re going, and the temperature. Plus, you can connect your smartphone to it through Bluetooth, so you won’t miss any calls or notifications while you’re cruising.

In terms of power, the engine got a bit of a tune-up to make it run even smoother. The Caballero 500 got a new map to make the throttle response better. The 125 still has the Minarelli engine with variable valve timing.

But it’s not just about looking good and going fast. They’ve made the Caballero lighter and more agile. The 2024 models have a new aluminum swingarm, which is both stronger and lighter than the old steel one. The Caballero 500 now weighs just 149 kilograms without fuel, making it one of the lighter bikes in its class.

The bikes come with dual-channel ABS, which you can turn off if you want to go off-road. There’s also a new app called Fantic Garage, where you can control and monitor your bike’s features and maintenance using your smartphone.

Both bikes will be launched in 2024. As for when they will be introduced in Malaysia, there really is no telling. We first reported about the setting up of the company back in 2022, and a quick check online has shown that the company has been registered. But there has been no news since then, so it is unclear if the bikes will be made available in Malaysia. 

 

 

Co-founder of Bikes Republic and a motoring journalist by night. He is a self described enthusiasts with a passion for speed but instead rides a Harley and a J300. A man of contradictions, he is just as passionate about time off in the quiets as he is about trail braking into turn one at Sepang Circuit on two or four wheels.

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