Ohvale Launches GP-0 110, GP-0 160 & GP-2 190 Racing Motorcycles - Prices Start From Rs 7.30 Lakh

Italian motorcycle manufacturer Ohvale has launched three purpose-built racing motorcycles in India. The Ohvale range for India includes the GP-0 110 Automatic, GP-0 160 4-Speed and GP-2 190 4-Speed, with prices starting at ₹7.30 lakh. The Ohvale motorcycles are being officially imported into India by HOM Auto Solutions LLP.

The Ohvale GP-0 110 Automatic is priced at ₹7.30 lakh in its standard form. The GP-0 160 4-Speed is offered only in the Race variant, priced at ₹9.50 lakh. The GP-2 190 4-Speed standard variant costs ₹9.90 lakh, and the Race variant is priced at ₹12.75 lakh.

Ohvale's motorcycles are aimed at aspiring riders, training academies and the wider Indian motorsport community. Their compact dimensions and racing hardware are built to develop throttle control, braking technique, body positioning and cornering skills before riders progress to larger-capacity race machines.

Ohvale India Range - Powertrain & Other Mechanical Bits

The Ohvale GP-0 110 uses a ZS air-cooled four-stroke engine with a 106.7cc capacity, paired with an automatic transmission. Front suspension comprises a 33mm upside-down fork with a CNC foot fork, while the rear gets an aluminium swingarm monoshock.

The Ohvale GP-0 160 shares its architecture with the GP-0 110 but uses a 155.5cc engine mated to a four-speed manual gearbox. Its Race variant swaps in a 35mm fully adjustable OhRacing front fork, with the rear setup carried over from the GP-0 110.

The GP-2 190 is currently Ohvale's largest-capacity motorcycle in India, powered by a Daytona four-stroke engine displacing 187.18cc and paired with a four-speed manual gearbox. Its Pro/Race variant also gets the 35mm fully adjustable OhRacing front fork, along with a piggyback rear monoshock offering adjustable compression damping, rebound damping and spring preload.

Wheel sizes vary across the range. The GP-0 110 and GP-0 160 run 10-inch wheels front and rear, while the GP-2 190 steps up to 12-inch units. Seat height rises from 695mm on the GP-0 110 to 725mm on the GP-2 190.

All three motorcycles use Ohvale-designed aluminium alloy wheels fitted with tubeless Pirelli Diablo superbike compound slick tyres. Braking duties are handled by front and rear disc brakes with four-piston radial front calipers and braided steel brake hoses, with Brembo components featured on select configurations.

Robotically welded, high-strength steel trellis frames and aluminium swingarms are standard across the Ohvale range along with the aforementioned air-cooled engines that get carburettor fuelling, racing air filters and oil coolers along with stainless-steel exhaust pipes paired with Arrow titanium under-seat silencers.

Depending on the variant, the Ohvale motorcycles also get a slipper clutch and an electronic quickshifter. Fibreglass racing fairings and CNC-machined footrests round off the equipment list across the Ohvale range in India.

Speaking about the launch, Ajit Bharadwaj, Managing Director, House Of Machines (Official Importers of Ohvale Motorcycles in India), said: "Building a stronger future for Indian motorsport starts with giving young riders the right foundation. Ohvale motorcycles are purpose-built race machines that help children learn proper riding technique and understand how a racing motorcycle responds on track."

"The experience they gain in braking, cornering, throttle control and racecraft will prepare them for the demands of larger-capacity race machines as they progress. Through Ohvale India, we want to strengthen grassroots motorsport, support structured training and give more young riders the opportunity to develop their talent."