Harley Davidson has been updating their product lineup in India for BS6 compliance and now they have announced price of the BS6 Low Rider, Low Rider S and 1200 Custom.
Harley Davidson has been updating their BS6 range of motorcycles for a while now. Harley Davidson has now revealed the price of the BS6 Low Rider, the BS6 Low Rider S and the Custom 1200 in India. The BS6 Harley Davidson Low Rider is now available for a price of Rs 13.75 lakh, while the BS6 Low Rider S has been priced at Rs 14.69 lakh. The BS6 Custom 1200 meanwhile has been launched for a price of Rs 10.77 lakh, all prices ex-showroom.
The 2020 Low Rider’s styling harks back to the 1970s cruiser design with tank-mounted dual instrument gauges, headlight visor, old-school inspired body graphics and chrome exhausts. The Low Rider belongs to Harley’s Softail range of motorcycles and it is powered by a 1,745 cc, v-twin Milwaukee 107 engine which puts out 144 Nm of peak torque at 3,000 rpm. The motorcycle is suspended by cartridge forks at the front and an adjustable monoshock at the rear. Braking is provided by four-piston fixed caliper on the front disc and a two-piston floating caliper on the rear single disc.
As for the BS6 Low Rider S, it is essentially a blacked out version of the Low Rider and is what Harley likes to call a ‘performance cruiser’. It comes with a reduced frame rake, inverted front suspension, slightly raised handlebar, and cast aluminium wheels. The BS6 Low Rider S is powered by a Milwaukee-Eight 114, 1,745 cc, V-twin engine that belts out 161 Nm at 3,000 rpm, and 87 bhp at 5,020 rpm. The Low Rider S has a kerb weight of 287 kg.
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Now coming to the BS6 Harley Davidson 1200 Custom, it belongs to Harley’s Sportser range of motorcycles and is powered by a 1,202 cc V-Twin Evolution motor. The engine is air-cooled and makes 97 Nm of peak torque at 4,250 rpm, being mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox. If you had been wondering, Harley-Davidson does not reveal the power figures on its motorcycles.
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The 1200 Custom gets sporty exhausts with dual mufflers and the motorcycle has a kerb weight of 268 kgs. As standard, the 1200 custom is offered with wire spoke wheels at both ends but you can opt for cast-aluminum wheels as well. Both wheels get a single disc brake with two-piston callipers. Interestingly, the 1200 Custom also gets handlebar mounted instrument console which gets speedometer, odometer, two trip meters, and several tell-tale lights.
