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Harley-Davidson motorcycles on display at City Centre

June 17, 2011

Mangalore, June 17: Harley-Davidson, one of the oldest manufacturers of heavyweight motorcycles in the world, which had forayed into the Indian market last year, launched an exhibition at City Centre here on Thursday.


In the State, the U.S.-based company is marketing the vehicles through the Banjara Harley-Davidson group. Sportster, Touring and CVO models are presently being exhibited in City Centre.

Youth seem to be more attracted to the motorcycles if their sizeable presence at the exhibition was any indication.


Srinivas Reddy, CEO of Bangalore unit of Harley-Davidson said that the bikes come with engine capacities ranging from 883 cc to 1802 cc and offer a mileage of 18-20 km. The price tag ranges anything between Rs. 25 lakh and Rs. 26.5 lakh, depending upon the variant.


Passenger pillion, foot pegs and backrest are some of the many accessories that can be added to the dual texture seat, which fits the lone rider, he said.


He said, the exhibitions will be conducted at Manipal and the response from the public was good.

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