Take a look at Harley-Davidson’s most affordable made-in-India bike co-developed with Hero MotoCorp
By Aamir Momin | Published Apr 05,2023
Flaunts a muscular roadster design language with a hint of retro appeal
Likely to use by a 400-450cc single-cylinder air-/oil-cooled engine | Should keep the price competitive
Very different from H-D X350 and the upcoming Hero XPulse 400’s engines
Sports a USD fork and dual gas charged shock absorbers suspension setup
Gets disc brakes at both ends with ByBre calipers | Underpinnings point out at cost effectiveness
Runs on dual-tone alloy wheels with a likely 18/17 inch setup. Gets Ceat Zoom Cruz tyres
Features fully digital circular TFT console & all LED lighting. No info on Bluetooth connectivity or navigation yet
Expected to launch around July-August 2023 with a price tag of around Rs 2.5-2.7 lakh ex-showroom
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