Latest News
- Aprilia RS 457 Accessories: A Detailed Look At The Prices
- All About Electronic Stability Control (ESC): Working & Advantages
- The Rezvani Retro RR1 Is A Modified Porsche 911 Done Right
- Google Maps To Ease EV Charger Finding With Latest Updates
- India's UDAN Scheme Offers Air Travel Fares As Low As Rs 150
- Kerala Spearheads Revival Of Iconic Double-Decker Trains In India
- Upcoming Force Gurkha 5-Door Latest Teaser Confirms Seating Layout & New Features – All Details Here
- Unprecedented Rainfall In Dubai Disrupts Daily Life & Raises Infrastructure Concerns
- 2024 Nissan Qashqai Facelift Gets Agressive & More Techy
- The Role Of Materials And Engineering In Helmet Safety
Hero MotoCorp Xtreme Sports Gets A Performance Bump
India's largest seller and manufacturer of two-wheeler, Hero MotoCorp has a wide range of products on offer. One of their popular motorcycles is the Xtreme Sport, which has got a significant bump in power.
Hero MotoCorp's Xtreme Sports features an air-cooled, single cylinder 149.2cc engine. Previously this engine developed 12.6 Nm of peak torque output. Now the official website confirms that now the engine delivers 13.5 Nm of torque and 15.2 horsepower.
The Xtreme Sports engine is paired to a 5-speed gearbox. Riders purchasing this motorcycle can opt for either disc brakes or drum brakes for the rear wheel. The bike will have a kerb weight of 146 kilograms or 147 kilograms depending on, whether disc brakes are opted or not.
The
Xtreme
Sports
by
Hero
MotoCorp
will
be
available
in
several
colour
options.
- Fiery Red
- Pyro Orange
- Panther Black
- Mercuric Silver
- Black and red
Hero MotoCorp has priced its Xtreme Sports motorcycle competitively:
- Xtreme Sports with front and rear disc brakes costs INR 76,500 ex-showroom, Mumbai.
- Xtreme Sports with only front disc brake costs INR 73,200 ex-showroom, Mumbai.
The Indian two-wheeler manufacturer was to launch a few new motorcycles in 2015. Hero MotoCorp's HX250R was among them, however, they have delayed the launch of motorcycles and will give priority to its scooter segment in India.