MITT is a European motorcycle manufacturer that operates predominantly in Spain and Portugal. The brand has been popular with beginner riders for some time now thanks to its affordable, entry-level two-wheelers that are attractively priced. The company is able to price its bikes so affordably thanks to sourcing its products from Chinese manufacturers, and subsequently rebranding them under the MITT name for Europe.
With the sudden influx of bigger, more powerful motorcycles from Chinese manufacturers, it’s no surprise that MITT is leveraging this by launching a new adventure bike that looks to go up against the likes of the Honda CB500X and Benelli TRK 502. It’s called the 530TT Adventure, and it’s the biggest, most powerful model in MITT’s model range thus far. Performance-wise, it’s packing a 476cc parallel-twin engine with 47.5 horsepower and 31.5 lb-ft of torque on tap. If the 530TT Adventure is in any way similar to the other made-in-China 500cc ADV machines, chances are it’s packing an engine with “borrowed” architecture from Honda’s 500cc twins.
