BREAKING: Mahindra Mojo BS6 To Cost As Much As The Bajaj Dominar 400

Published July 30, 2020
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The Mojo will arrive in four colours and just a single trim

The engine has lost a lot of performance in order to meet BS6 emission norms.
It has become significantly heavier as well.
Expect the official launch of the motorcycle to take place soon.

Mahindra Mojo BS6 To Cost As Much As The Bajaj Dominar 400 highlights

After announcing the return of the bike on its social media pages, the prices and specs of the Mahindra Mojo 300 BS6 has been leaked online. Needless to say that the Mojo has become pricier, lost out on steam and has once again become heavier. Here’s the pan-India ex-showroom pricing of the Mojo 300 BS6:

Mahindra Mojo 300 BS6 Colours	Price
Black Pearl	Rs 1,99,900
Garnet Black	Rs 2,06,000
Ruby Red	Rs 2,11,000
Red Agate	Rs 2,11,000

These new prices are Rs 11,100 more than the BS4 model. That’s a lot of extra moolah that Mahindra is asking for a bike that has not got many new features to sweeten the pot. The Bajaj Dominar 400, which is a similar power cruiser like the Mojo, costs roughly the same and offers better features, kit and performance.

The 294.72cc engine continues to exist on the Mojo 300 but it has once again been detuned so that it can comply with BS6. The new output figures of 25.72PS at 7300rpm and 25.96Nm at 6000rpm are 0.6PS and 2.04Nm lower. And with the new kerb weight of 186.2kg, which is 5 kilos heavier, the Mojo 300 BS6 will certainly be sluggish in comparison to its BS4 predecessor. The performance figures of the Mojo 300 are quite on par with the Dominar 250, but the Mojo 300 is more than Rs 30,000 dearer than the quarter-litre Dominar.

Mahindra Mojo BS6 To Cost As Much As The Bajaj Dominar 400 details

Mahindra has made some modifications to the subframe as the saddle height has gone up to 830mm, 15mm taller than the older model. This could prove to be a bit daunting for shorter riders as the taller seat and wide body dimensions could make it a handful while navigating the bike around in tight spaces. Thankfully, the 165mm ground clearance has not been reduced.

The Mojo 300 BS6 runs on the same kit as its BS4 model. There’s a chunky conventional telescopic fork and gas-charged monoshock handling suspension duties. It uses petal rotors at both ends with a radial caliper upfront. Mahindra seems to have skimped on the rubber front as it no longer offers the radial Pirelli Angel CT tyres on the Mojo 300. It gets the same 110/70-17 front and 140/70-17 rear tyres but these are bias-ply units, likely to be sourced from MRF.

Expect Mahindra to make an official announcement soon with bookings and deliveries for the Mojo 300 BS6 to commence shortly.

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