The world of motorcycles has always been driven by fierce competition, and two iconic brands, Bajaj-Triumph and Harley-Davidson, have been at the forefront of this battle for decades. Both companies have recently introduced exciting new models in the middleweight segment, namely the Bajaj-Triumph Speed 400 and the Harley-Davidson X440. These motorcycles offer impressive features, powerful engines, and a thrilling riding experience. In this article, we will compare the price, features, engine specifications, and more to determine which one comes out on top.
BAJAJ-TRIUMPH SPEED 400 VS HARLEY-DAVIDSON X440: PRICE
The Harley-Davidson X440 is available at a price ranging from Rs 2.29 lakh, with the top variant priced at Rs 2.69 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom). In contrast, the new Triumph Speed 400 comes with a competitive price of Rs 2.33 lakh (ex-showroom). For an even more enticing offer, the first 10,000 customers have the opportunity to purchase the Speed 400 at a special introductory price of Rs 2.23 lakh (ex-showroom).
BAJAJ-TRIUMPH SPEED 400 VS HARLEY-DAVIDSON X440: VARIANTS
The Bajaj Triumph Speed 400 is available in a single, fully loaded variant, providing all the features and specifications in one package. On the other hand, the Harley Davidson X440 offers three distinct variants - Denim, Vivid, and S, each offering unique styling and features to cater to different rider preferences.
BAJAJ-TRIUMPH SPEED 400 VS HARLEY-DAVIDSON X440: FEATURES
The Triumph Speed 400, a captivating sports bike that seamlessly blends a neo-retro aesthetic with its distinctive features. From the sleek LED headlamps and turn indicators to the stylish rear-view mirrors and tail lamps, every aspect of this motorcycle’s design exudes a harmonious neo-retro vibe. This exceptional bike boasts a host of notable elements, including state-of-the-art all-LED lighting, advanced ride-by-wire technology, dual-channel ABS for enhanced safety, switchable traction control to tackle various road conditions, an immobiliser for added security, and a part-analogue part-digital instrument cluster for clear and comprehensive information display.
