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  • CFMOTO Australia has announced the arrival of the 2026 XO Papio Racer, now sporting a Champion Blue livery inspired by the brand’s grand prix race bikes and featuring updates including standard traction control.

    The updated mini-bike receives styling changes for 2026, headlined by new full side fairings that give the Papio Racer a more ‘aggressive, aerodynamic silhouette’. Winglet-inspired elements add sporting flair to the compact machine, which retains its distinctive twin round LED headlights and clip-on handlebars.

    Rider ergonomics have been completely revised, with the clip-on bars raised 48mm and footpegs moved 114mm forward. The changes create a more upright, natural riding position better suited to daily riding while maintaining the bike’s sporty character.

    CFMOTO PAPIO RACER 2026

    The headline addition for 2026 is a standard traction control system, marking a significant safety upgrade for the platform. An upgraded LCD display now features a glass lens for improved clarity and includes a TCS status light to keep riders informed of the system’s operation.

    Power comes from CFMOTO’s 126cc air-cooled engine producing 7.0kW/9.2Nm, and fed through a six-speed gearbox. The engine is paired with a 7L fuel tank that CFMOTO claims delivers up to 350km range per fill.

    CFMOTO PAPIO RACER 2026

    The XO Papio Racer rides on USD monoshock forks front and rear with 96mm of travel at both ends. Braking comes via a 210mm front disc with twin-piston floating caliper and 190mm rear disc with single-piston floating caliper, both backed by dual-channel ABS.

    At 114kg wet weight and with a 760mm seat height, the Papio Racer sits on 12-inch wheels.

    The 2026 CFMOTO XO Papio Racer in Champion Blue arrives at Australian dealerships in March priced at $4990 ride away, backed by CFMOTO’s three-year factory warranty.

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