Centennial version based mostly on Karizma XMR; makes use of carbon fibre, billet elements and will get a revised design.
Hero has introduced that its Centennial Version motorbike will now be obtainable to buy. This motorbike was first revealed to the general public on the Hero World event again in January, the place the corporate launched the Xtreme 125R and revealed the Mavrick 440.
- Will get carbon-fibre bodywork, half fairing like unique Karizma
- Solely staff, enterprise companions, stakeholders can put bids
- Deliveries slated to start in September 2024
Hero Centennial Version particulars
The Centennial Version is a particular version that’s constructed to commemorate the one hundred and first start anniversary of the corporate’s founder Dr. Brijmohan Lall Munjal. Hero has introduced that the bike shall be auctioned off solely to its ‘staff, associates, enterprise companions, and stakeholders’. The corporate says that proceeds from this bike’s public sale shall be utilised for ‘the higher good of society’. Deliveries of this particular version bike are slated to begin in September.
To recap, the Centennial Version relies on the Karizma XMR platform and makes use of carbon fibre bodywork, has a solo seat, milled elements such because the swingarm, absolutely adjustable suspension and a carbon fibre exhaust muffler from Akrapovic. Because of all these modifications, the Centennial Version has a 158kg kerb weight, which is 5.5kg lighter than the Karizma XMR. Since we noticed the bike again in January, a few issues have modified; the grasp cylinder seems to be extra primary and now the bike doesn’t run on Pirelli tyres, however as a substitute makes use of the identical MRF rubber because the Karizma XMR. To learn extra about this particular motorbike, faucet here.
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