- Moto Morini All-TrHike 450 reduced from $9,990 to $9,390 + ORC
- $600 saving applies to current New Zealand stock only
- 449cc parallel twin, 21/18-inch wheels, KYB suspension and switchable ABS
Moto Morini has reduced the price of its excellent All-TrHike 450 adventure bike by $600, with existing New Zealand stock now available from $9,390 + ORC.
It’s hardly surprising that the new crop of small-capacity adventure bikes seem to be dominating the monthly motorcycle sales in NZ, with models like the Moto Morini AllTrHike managing to combine decent off-road ability along with long-distance comfort in a package that doesn’t feel like you’re riding an elephant.
And while Moto Morini is still a relatively new (although actually old) name in NZ, the fact it’s linked closely to the popular 450MT means it’s got plenty of good things going on, while looking a bit more unique than others in the segment.
Powered by a 449cc parallel-twin engine, the All-TrHike features a 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheel combination, long-travel KYB suspension and switchable ABS. The engine is sourced from CFMOTO, giving the Morini close mechanical links to the CFMOTO 450MT, although Moto Morini uses its own chassis setup, styling and overall specification.
“The promotional offer cuts $600 from the All-TrHike’s regular $9,990 + ORC RRP and applies to motorcycles already in stock in New Zealand. The deal will run only while those stocks last.”
The promotional offer cuts $600 from the All-TrHike’s regular $9,990 + ORC RRP and applies to motorcycles already in stock in New Zealand. The deal will run only while those stocks last.
Moto Morini New Zealand Brand Manager Ray Heron says the promotion is designed to get more Kiwi riders experiencing the relatively new brand.
“The lightweight adventure category is one of the most exciting parts of the motorcycle market right now, and we genuinely believe the AllTrHike deserves to be part of that conversation,” says Heron.
“It’s an incredibly capable package with a proven engine platform, serious suspension and off-road equipment, and plenty of unmistakable Moto Morini character. At $9,390, we think it represents exceptional value.”
Heron says getting riders onto the motorcycles is key to growing Moto Morini’s presence locally.
“The best way to build the Moto Morini brand in New Zealand is simply to get more people riding the bikes. This offer gives riders who may not previously have considered an AllTrHike a very good reason to go into their local dealer and take a closer look.”
Designed to cover everything from everyday road riding through to adventure use, the AllTrHike combines its twin-cylinder engine with a steel chassis, aluminium swingarm and adventure-focused ergonomics.
An 18-litre fuel tank should provide useful touring range, while the 847mm seat height and claimed 170kg dry weight make it a considerably less intimidating proposition than many full-size adventure machines.
The $9,390 + ORC promotional price is available only on All-TrHike 450s currently in New Zealand, with the offer ending once the available stock is sold.
Want to know what it’s actually like to ride? You can check out our full Moto Morini AllTrHike 450 review HERE.
