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Harley-Davidson To Offer Street 750 With ABS Standard

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Published : Sep 2, 2016, 8:56 pm IST
Updated : Sep 2, 2016, 8:56 pm IST

The Indian website of American motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson has been updated with the 2017 line-up.

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The Indian website of American motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson has been updated with the 2017 line-up. According to the website, ABS will be offered as a standard feature on the updated Street 750. The bike will also be offered in new dual-tone colour options of Fire Red Deluxe and Vivid Black Deluxe. However, offering ABS as standard will increase the base price and the dual-tone colour option too is likely to be heavier on the pocket.

There is no other changes mentioned on the official website and the other features and specifications of the 2017 Street 750 remains untouched. It continues to be propelled by the liquid-cooled Revolution X V-Twin which comes mated to a six-speed gearbox. The motor makes 47.7PS of power and delivers a peak torque of 59Nm at just 3,750rpm. A smooth belt drive transfers this output to the rear wheel like the other H-D motorcycles. aa The Harley-Davidson Street 750 has been introduced by the company as a premium urban mobility solution. Unlike the other big and heavy Harleys, this one has a compact design with better city manners. Apart from that, it also keeps the company's flawless open road characteristics along with the true H-D sound and premium detailing. Moreover, the bike comes with a wide option of customising accessories which you can add as per your requirements and taste.

Currently, the Street 750 is the most affordable Harley in the market with a sticker price of Rs 4.5 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Like its competitor Triumph, the company is bringing all its 2017 cruiser fleet with ABS as a standard feature. However, the Triumphs will still come with more standard features like Ride-by-Wire, Slip-Assist clutch, traction control and much more. Now, let's see how the company will price these updated models with this new safety feature.

Source: BikeDekho.com