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2026 Brixton 625V Launched in Malaysia at RM26,888

2026 Brixton 625V Launched in Malaysia at RM26,888
Amzar Hazeeq
June 8, 2026

Brixton’s new cruiser-styled motorcycle makes its local debut with a sleek design and latest technology at a very reasonable price point.

Brixton 625V

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Brixton Malaysia has expanded their lineup of classic-styled motorcycles with the launch of their new cruiser, the Brixton 625V during the Malaysia Bike Show 2026 that was held at MAEPS, Serdang.

Distributed by MForce Bike Holdings, the new cruiser motorcycle is priced at RM26,888, excluding road tax, insurance and registration. Buyers are able to choose between three colour choices, Black, Green, and Silver.

With a cruiser-styled design, the 625V is designed to provide a motorcycle with a classical look that is packed with the latest technology but at a reasonably considerable price point.

Brixton 625V

This motorcycle uses a 578.2cc V-Twin engine that produces 61 hp at 8,500 rpm and 60 Nm of torque at 5,500 rpm. The engine is paired to a six-speed manual transmission featuring a slipper clutch. 

The 625V rides on aluminium wheels for both front and rear, 18-inch wheel up front fitted with 120/70 tyres, while the rear uses a 16-inch wheel fitted with 160/60 tyres. Suspension duties are handled by an upside-down telescopic front forks and a dual shock absorber setup.

Standard features on this cruiser include a digital meter panel and LED lighting. It is equipped with a 20-litre fuel tank. Braking is managed by front and rear disc brakes, utilizing four-piston and two-piston calipers respectively, and complemented by a standard dual-channel ABS system.

Brixton 625V

The 625V also features a round digital screen which adds a classic yet modern look to the bike, while full LED lighting is fitted throughout the motorcycle for improved visibility and a more modern look. Fuel capacity is claimed to be 20-litres which is more than enough for long distance cruising.

With the combination of cruiser styling and modern features, the Brixton 625V is able to become an appealing option for riders who are looking for a cruiser-styled motorcycle at a very considerable price point. 

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