"The First Capetown Rolls Out": the first production Capetown leaves the line
On its own newsroom ("P&M Chronicles"), Phelon & Moore announced that the first production units of the Capetown were complete and road-ready, having passed the company's quality checks by its technicians and engineers. International shipping of the bikes, packed in custom crates, began that same month.
Italian outlet Motorbox detailed official pricing for the Panthette X: from €3,800 for the 125cc version and from €4,700 for the 300cc, a crossover scooter aimed at urban mobility and light touring, with a 7-inch touchscreen and Bluetooth, heated grips, an adjustable windscreen and full-LED lighting.
EICMA's official site published an in-depth profile of the Capetown 7X, the mid-size adventure bike with a 693cc parallel-twin engine designed by the Phelon & Moore Style Centre in Turin, paying tribute to the historic 1935 London-to-Cape Town crossing and giving rise to the limited-edition Pininfarina model.
Moto.it confirmed Phelon & Moore among the exhibitors in Hall 12 of Motor Bike Expo 2026 in Verona — one of Italy's most important motorcycle shows — alongside historic and modern-classic brands such as Benelli, BSA and Mondial.
