Six motorcycles were handed to JSPT for evaluation, including two high-powered escort models and an adventure bike.
Mforce Bike Holdings Sdn Bhd has handed over six motorcycles to the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) for a three-month Proof of Concept (PoC) programme to assess their suitability for traffic enforcement and operational duties.
The handover ceremony took place at Mforce’s headquarters in Valdor, Penang, on 26 October 2026. The six motorcycles comprise two units each of the CFMOTO 1250TR-G, Brixton K750GT and Moto Morini X-Cape 1200.
The handover involved Mforce Chief Operating Officer Asri Ahmad and Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department (JSPT) director Dato’ Sri Muhammed Hasbullah bin Ali, with representatives from PDRM’s Logistics and Technology Department (JLOG) also present.
Three motorcycles, different roles
The three models will be assessed for different operational requirements. The CFMOTO 1250TR-G and Brixton K750GT are being considered as high-powered escort motorcycles, while the Moto Morini X-Cape 1200 is an adventure motorcycle designed for dual-purpose use.
During the three-month evaluation, JSPT will assess factors including handling, riding comfort, equipment functionality and overall suitability for the daily demands of police work.
The programme is intended to establish how well each motorcycle performs under practical operating conditions, allowing officers to provide feedback based on their experience using the machines.
Evaluation before the next step
Mforce said feedback from JSPT will help identify areas requiring improvement or adaptation to better meet the needs of law enforcement personnel.
The trial also gives the company a clearer understanding of the challenges faced by officers who rely on motorcycles while carrying out their duties.
Findings from the evaluation will serve as a reference for both parties when determining the project’s next steps. The handover does not, at this stage, confirm any procurement decision or a wider deployment of the motorcycles.
Mforce expressed appreciation to JSPT PDRM for its participation, adding that the collaboration aims to explore motorcycle solutions better suited to the operational requirements of enforcement agencies.
