Cagiva Canyon 500

Amazing small-big bike with beautiful italian design. It's very light and small but with powerfull and reliable engine. 1 Cylinder vs 2 exhausts makes respectfull and balanced sound which is maybe too loud in copare with 2 cylinders. Overal stability of the bike is great as most of weight is down. Also seat is low for enduro bike and with it's 790mm height easy to handle for smaller bikers. The bike is great for curvy roads of alpine style. Short distances on highway are ok but longer not so comfortable as higher windsheild is ...  Read the complete review

Amazing small-big bike with beautiful italian design. It's very light and small but with powerfull and reliable engine. 1 Cylinder vs 2 exhausts makes respectfull and balanced sound which is maybe too loud in copare with 2 cylinders. Overal stability of the bike is great as most of weight is down. Also seat is low for enduro bike and with it's 790mm height easy to handle for smaller bikers. The bike is great for curvy roads of alpine style. Short distances on highway are ok but longer not so comfortable as higher windsheild is ...  Read the complete review

I have been riding my Canyon 500 for a while now and can say that it is one of those rides you don't soon forget. The twin exhausts give the bike a very deep, powerful and balanced sound. This does have its draw backs though. The fact that it is a 4-stroke single cylinder does mean that the engine is very loud. The control layout is a bit cramped but you don't notice till you start wearing you winter gloves. I have caught the horn of high beams quite a few times recently. The Glove box behind the windshield is a nice touch but does not hold great amounts. Light paperwork only. The road handling is quite something. The ...  Read the complete review