Ultraviolette F77 SuperStreet Review - Better than the F77 Mach 2? |...
- Feb 6, 2025
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The Ultraviolette F77 Superstreet has been launched in India, and it is a streetfighter take on the Ultraviolette F77 Mach 2. The bike features a similar design as the F77 Mach 2, but manages to stand out with the different ergonomics. The bike is offered with a lot of accessories and here’s a detailed breakdown of what they are and what they offer.
One of the notable things about Ultraviolette F77 Mach 2 was that many riders have done long trips on it. With the large 7.1kWh battery pack, the bike offers a claimed range of 211km making it quite capable to meet touring needs.

Now, keeping this in mind Ultraviolette Automotive has decided to offer a top box and panniers as optional accessories for the Superstreet. The top box and panniers will go a long way in improving the bike’s luggage carrying capacity making it a lot more touring friendly.

F77 owners who are planning on going for longer trips down the line, might want to consider getting these. The panniers are offered in both soft and hard configurations. The soft ones are made with a form of fabric while the hard ones seem to be some sort of plastic.
Another accessory that Ultraviolette is offering is lever guards, these are used to protect the brake lever blades and will come in handy in case of a crash. Other than the protection aspect, these also give the bike a more aggressive look which many riders will appreciate.

Along with this, the brand is also offering an aero disc or a wheel cover which gives the rear section a sleeker and more futuristic look.
Lastly, the bike also gets tank grips which can be attached to the sides of the fuel tank. The tank grips are quite useful in helping the rider grip the tank better. One of the biggest mistakes people make when riding is gripping the handlebars too hard or sitting in a way which applies a lot more pressure on their wrists.

The correct way of sitting would be by gripping the tank firmly and relieving the pressure on your hands. The tank grips make it easier for the riders to grip the tank properly and sit in a more relaxed way overall.
The F77 Superstreet accessories are offered as different packs and here’s a detailed breakdown:
|
Pack |
Accessories Included |
Price |
|
F77 Racing Pack |
Aero Disc, Tank Grips & Lever Guards. |
Rs 11,094 |
|
Intercity Explorer Pack |
Panniers with option to mount top box |
Rs 35,937 |
|
Urban Warrior Pack |
Soft panniers & top box mount |
Rs 12,499 |
|
Tank Grips |
Rs 3,125 |
Other than this, the brand is also offering their boost charger for Rs 42,500 and their UVLync Interface which allows users to access car charging stations across the country. It comes at a price of Rs 2,542. Here’s how it works:
Overall, these accessories are quite useful additions. They will go a long way in making the Ultraviolette F77 Superstreet a lot more touring friendly. Other than these additions, the bike remains the same. The F77 Superstreet is powered by a 27kW motor, which offers a claimed top speed of 155kmph. The bike gets a 7.1kWh battery pack which offers a claimed range of 211km. The bike’s price range starts at Rs 2,99,999 (ex-showroom).
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