New Harley Davidson Bikes 2015 Ready To Zoom Past You On Streets In India

Harley Davidson has launched three new bikes in India with - Breakout priced at Rs. 16,28,000, Street Glide Special priced at Rs 29,70,000 and CVO Limited price of Rs. 49,23,793 (all costs are ex-showroom Delhi). The handcrafted mean machines give a wide angle to Harley Davidson's lineup of motorcycles in India. In 2013 and earlier this year, the company's <a href="https://www.crazyengineers.com/threads/harley-davidson-street-glide-price-in-india-is-rs-29-lakh-new-bike-unveiled-under-project-rushmore.71145">Harley Davidson Street Glide Price In India Is Rs. 29 Lakh- New Bike Unveiled Under Project Rushmore</a> and <a href="https://www.crazyengineers.com/threads/harley-davidson-street-750-the-beast-and-the-beauty.72835">Harley Davidson Street 750 - The beast and the beauty!</a> motorcycles have already made home in the hearts of thousands of bike enthusiasts. While in the recent years the arrival of bikes from Kawasaki and Triumph on Indian shores have only strengthened the super bike & cruiser portfolio in the nation, the die-hard & passionate fan-following for the brand Harley Davidson remains unshaken.

The key features for the Harley Davidson Breakout include - Six-speed cruise drive transmission, a twin cam 103 engine and authentic styling owing to the low muscular profile, riser mounted speedometer, slammed console, gasser wheels, fat rear tyre and low centre mount plate.

The Harley Davidson Street Glide Special priced at 29.7 Lakh, features high output twin cam 103 1,690cc engine, project RUSHMORE control, Dual Halogen headlight & foglamps, Dunlop multi-tread tyres and Brembo brakes to name a few specs.

The highest priced among the lot, Harley Davidson CVO Limited (CVO short for ‘Custom Vehicle Operations’) is powered by a twin-cooled, high output twin cam 110 Project Rushmore engine, 6-speed cruise drive transmission, ventilator intake with Screamin' Eagle badge, steering head and front forks, daymaker LED headlights and foglamps, Brembo brakes and ergonomically designed hand controls.

The bikes are said to be assembled at the company's plant in Bawal, Haryana. The bikes should be soon available for display across more than 15 outlets across India. What are your thoughts about the looks and specs on the new Harley Davidson motorcycles in India? Share with us in comments below.

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