Macbor Rockster 410: A bobber with a twin-cylinder engine and top-notch equipment
In 2025, Macbor arrives in full force to the French market with a model that could revolutionize the world of custom motorcycles. The Rockster 410, a machine accessible for riders with an A2 license, has everything needed to seduce motorcyclists looking for style and performance at a reasonable price. With its classic bobber design, its 401 cc twinned engine, and modern equipment, this bike is ready to conquer the French roads. Why is the Macbor Rockster 410 a must-see novelty? Let’s find out!
A custom A2: accessibility above all
When we talk about motorcycles, accessibility is often a key criterion. The Rockster 410 is no exception, and this custom, designed for A2 licenses, is an excellent option for those who want to dive into the world of motorcycles without complications. Accessible from the A2 license, it does not require any restriction to be ridden. This is great news for beginner motorcyclists or those who want a first bike with character and few restrictions.
Technical features: performance without compromise
Beneath its classic custom appearance, the Macbor Rockster 410 hides a 401 cc twinned engine that develops 41.6 horsepower. Enough to give you good feelings on the road without blowing your mind on the first turn. It is an engine that combines performance and accessibility, with a torque of 32.8 Nm that allows for a good start and maintains a pleasant cruising speed.
With a weight of 185 kg and an inverted fork of 41 mm that works over 120 mm, the machine is quite manageable. The braking doesn’t fall behind, with two floating calipers with dual pistons at the front, 300 mm discs, and dual channel ABS to ensure good control, even in more tense situations.
A classic yet modern aesthetic
One of the first aspects we notice in a motorcycle is its appearance. The Rockster 410 adopts a bobber design with a compact silhouette, a round headlight, and thick tires that give it a retro style, but with a modern touch thanks to its equipment. The round TFT instrument cluster with connected functions and the USB port on the side add a high-tech touch that complements the vintage appearance.
Details that make a difference
In addition to its appearance, the Rockster 410 offers interesting features for its category. We are talking about LED lights, traction control to prevent skidding during sudden accelerations, and adjustable brake and clutch levers to better adapt to each motorcyclist. Those are the small details that, in daily use, really make a difference.
An attractive price: 5,199 euros
Here’s a point that will surely interest you: the price. At 5,199 euros for the launch model, the Macbor Rockster 410 is very well positioned against its direct competitors such as the Kawasaki Eliminator 500 or the Honda CMX500 Rebel. An accessible price for a modern motorcycle with quality equipment and an engine that delivers what it promises.
