A unique piece that will not be put up for sale, this is the Berria Belador for the Moto2 World Champion

Berria Bikes has just presented an exclusive piece created to celebrate the 2025 Moto2 world title of Brazilian rider Diogo Moreira. Moreira has become the first Brazilian to win a motorcycle world championship this year, a season marked by his consistency, emotional control, and competitive maturity that already projects him towards MotoGP. This way of competing, along with his visual identity, has guided the concept of this creation. This is the Belador Diogo Moreira DreamBuild.

Belador Diogo Moreira DreamBuild: the artisanal tribute from Berria to the new Moto2 world champion

The technical base of the project is the Belador Force, the high-performance aero-light platform of the brand. The graphic work starts from the Berria logo, manipulated to generate a dynamic pattern that articulates the transitions and color cuts of the frame. With this visual system, the bicycle conveys movement and continuity, reinforcing the character of the tribute.

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The color scheme combines green, yellow, and a deep blue over tinted carbon, a modern and technical reinterpretation of the Brazilian palette. The entire painting process has been done artisanally, using stencils designed exclusively for this edition. Each edge, layer, and transition was manually aligned to integrate aesthetics and structure without breaking the lines of the frame.

The Belador Diogo Moreira DreamBuild is a unique piece and will not be put on sale. Its objective is twofold: to celebrate the historic achievement of the rider and to showcase Berria's ability to execute projects where conceptual design and artisanal work reach their maximum expression.