Harley Davidson has introduced the MY 2022 range of products in the Indian market. The brand also revealed that it will also introduce the limited-production models from Harley-Davidson Custom Vehicle Operations that will be launched at the ‘Further, Faster’ World Premiere Event. The American manufacturer will live stream the products on 26th January at 09 30 PM IST. Registrations for this event are open on official Harley-Davidson website. Harley-Davidson has confirmed that the new 2022 motorcycles will also arrive at the authorized Harley-Davidson dealerships across the world very soon.
Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight – Highlights
Under the cruiser segment, Harley-Davidson motorcycles offer 5 different options – Heritage Classic 114, Fat Boy 114, Fat Bob 114, Iron 883 and Forty-Eight. Harley-Davidson also offers products across three other segments which are – Sport, Adventure Touring and Touring. The Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight is one of the most popular motorcycles offering oodles of low-end torque and a sonorous exhaust. The bike also comes with lightweight aluminium heads and cylinders enhancing the air-cooling efficiency of the motorcycle. The motorcycle also features a fat front wheel giving it an aggressive look. The brand also uses Emulsion Rear Shock and a Screw Adjuster for the convenience of the rider. The peanut-shaped fuel-tank design adds to enhance the overall outlook of the motorcycle.
Powering the Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight is an air-cooled 1,202 cc engine. The engine produces 96 Nm of torque and 66 HP of power. The brand offers features such as a Handlebar-mounted electronic speedometer with odometer, dual trip meter, time-of-day clock, low oil pressure light, engine diagnostics readout, low fuel warning light, LED indicator lights. The MY2022 iteration of the Forty-Eight comes with three different colour options. These are Vivid Black, Reef Blue, and White Sand Pearl.
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