There’s A New, Smaller Hero Xtreme In Town

  • Published February 18, 2020
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The new bike displaces 160cc, will take on the Apache RTR 160 4V and Suzuki Gixxer

[Update: Hero has launched the Xtreme 160R. Know prices and more details here]

  • The Xtreme 160R gets fully digital instrumentation and LED lighting.
  • It is powered by a fuel-injected 160cc motor.
  • Expected to be launched next month in two variants.
There’s A New, Smaller Hero Xtreme In Town highlights

Hero MotoCorp seems to have finally gotten serious about its 150cc range with this, the new Xtreme 160R. Since it discontinued the Xtreme Sports earlier this year, the company hasn’t had any offering in this displacement range, but it is now back with a bang. The Xtreme packs in some class-leading features, including LED lighting, fully digital instrumentation, and a side-stand cut-off.

Also Read: Hero MotoCorp Finally Launches The 2020 Glamour 125 BS6

There’s A New, Smaller Hero Xtreme In Town details

It also looks quite intentful and aggressive, with the LED headlight up front echoing design cues from the Xtreme 1R concept shown at EICMA 2019, which gives the bike a mean fascia. A large tank extension flows neatly backwards into the underseat area, resulting in some considerable plastic real estate. The beefy exhaust end-can completes the overall macho look, and the whole motorcycle seems quite well-finished. The footpeg brackets, switchgear quality, and panel gaps all appear to be top-notch. The seat is a single-piece unit but features a prominent step and the tail section rises sharply, giving the bike a mild tipped-forward stance.

There’s A New, Smaller Hero Xtreme In Town overview

Propulsion comes from a BS6-compliant 160cc air-cooled, fuel-injected motor putting out 15.21PS and 14Nm, making it more powerful and torquier than the Pulsar 150, Suzuki Gixxer and the Apache 160 2V, all in their BS6 forms. The only more powerful BS6 bike in this segment is the Apache RTR 160 4V, which we think will be considerably more expensive than the 160R (once the Hero is launched). The bike is held together by a tubular steel, single-downtube frame suspended on a conventional telescopic fork and 7-step preload-adjustable monoshock.

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There are two variants on offer: single disc and double disc. Fairly self-explanatory. This being a 160cc motorcycle, ABS is mandatory and a single-channel system is on offer. At the moment, the Xtreme 160R has only been unveiled, with a possible launch next month. Expect the two variants to occupy a price space between Rs 90,000 to 95,000, which would allow the Xtreme to undercut its competition.

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Hero Moto Corp Xtreme 160R Price in India
City On Road Price
Delhi Rs. 1,35,802
Kolkata Rs. 1,25,675
Bangalore Rs. 1,36,128
Hyderabad Rs. 1,37,250
Mumbai Rs. 1,26,723
Ahmedabad Rs. 1,32,914
Pune Rs. 1,35,265
Chennai Rs. 1,27,770
Patna Rs. 1,31,945
Jaipur Rs. 1,24,834
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