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Hero Xtreme 1R Concept Unveiled At EICMA 2019

Modified On Nov 11, 2019 02:32 PM By Benjamin Noel Gracias for Hero Xtreme 200R 2018-2022

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The concept seems based on Hero’s upcoming 160cc motorcycle

Hero Xtreme 1R Concept Unveiled At EICMA 2019

  • Single-seat concept bike gets one-piece bodywork.
  • Gets slick tyres, USD forks and petal discs. These might not make it to the production bike. 
  • Hero also showcased a Rally Kit edition of the XPulse 200.

 

 

Hero has unveiled a new 160cc concept motorcycle at EICMA. It is called the Xtreme 1R Concept and could lead to a new 160cc motorcycle that could be a successor to the discontinued 150cc Xtreme Sports.

Also read: Hero Xtreme 200S: First Ride Review 

Hero Xtreme 1R Concept Unveiled At EICMA 2019

Hero has a habit of coming up with outlandish concept motorcycles and the new Xtreme 1R Concept does not disappoint. The single-seater concept gets a one-piece bodywork, an engine fairing, upside-down forks, a large petal disc brake with radial caliper upfront and slick tyres. It is highly unlikely that any of these will appear on the production version.

Hero Xtreme 1R Concept Unveiled At EICMA 2019

Completely opposite to the outlandish design is a simple air-cooled single-cylinder motor. It is expected to be BS6 compliant and feature fuel injection. The 160cc motor is expected to be all new and, like the Xtreme 200R, focus on bottom-end power.

Hero Xtreme 1R Concept Unveiled At EICMA 2019

With almost all major Indian bike makers having a 160cc motorcycle in their portfolios, Hero could be looking to make its sporty Xtreme brand more accessible. They did have the 150cc Xtreme Sports but that has been discontinued and is long overdue for a replacement. Hero could very well come up with a sporty 160cc Xtreme next year. 

Hero Xtreme 1R Concept Unveiled At EICMA 2019

Hero also had a Rally Kit edition of the XPulse 200 at EICMA. The kit should make the already capable XPulse 200 even more hardcore. It will offer increased travel and adjustability for the suspension, rally tyres, improved ground clearance, a larger sprocket set, flatter seat and handlebar risers. Pricing for the kit without the exhaust would be around Rs 50,000. 

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