Borile B300 CR, the rebirth of a local myth

Boryl B300 CR – Borile Motociclette is reborn and does so starting from its historic B500 CR, designed by the founder of the company of the same name Umberto Borile, which will be relaunched with a new 300 cc engine.

Borile Motociclette has distant origins and came to life in 1988 in a small artisan workshop in Vò Euganeo, near Padua, thanks to the historic founder of Borile Motorcycles, Umberto Borile. Since the end of 2010, Umberto Borile's creativity has been enriched by managerial skills of the Bassi family and at the helm of the company, chaired by Borile himself, he joins in the role of managing director Alberto Bassi.

The Borile B300 CR will have the same frame as its bigger sister, which allows it to weigh just 120 kg, and with it it will also share a 7020 aluminum swingarm, aluminum tank, Marzocchi forks and Made in Italy components. The Borile B300 CR will have a captivating and elegant design at the same time, typical of the Borile style, while the uniqueness of the materials used make the B300 CR one of the most beautiful and evocative two-wheeled motorcycles made in Italy, as was its older sister present this year at the EICMA in Milan, awaiting that the new model arrives on the market.

The new Borile B300 CR will be revealed before the end of the year, with the presentation scheduled for the first months of 2015 and deliveries in the spring of 2015. Most likely the only difference with its older sister will consist in the price, given that the Borile B300 CR will be offered on the market at a price really interesting cost, as confirmed by the CEO Alberto Bassi himself.