Fancy the New Harley Davidson Nightster?
New Harley Davidson Nightster is big on Performance and Design.
21/04/2022
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MUMBAI
Harley-Davidson has revealed the latest motorcycle in its line-up, the Nightster. The Nightster is the one of the first motorcycle to feature the brand’s 975cc liquid-cooled V-Twin. This is the brand’s latest move in the direction of phasing out the traditional air-cooled V-Twin engines. The American brand has also claimed that the motorcycle is a leap forward in performance and design. In terms of style, Harley-Davidson has not lost its path and has still maintained the traditional Sportster look with the motorcycle. The round headlamp with flyscreen looks pretty neat and also serves a few nifty purposes. The chopped fenders, twin rear shocks and the classic fuel tank, all flawlessly combine to create a beautiful looking motorcycle. The low slung 2×1 exhaust system adds the Harley pizzaz to the bike. The sleek look is further complemented by the black paint scheme and black alloy wheels. The Nightster is underpinned by a steel trellis frame with an aluminium subframe and weighs in at 218kg (wet). The American boy is also fitted with 41 mm Showa telescopic forks upfront, with 114.3mm of travel. At the back the twin shocks come with emulsion-technology. Also, the 706mm seat height, makes it a very appealing bike to put your leg over. In terms of braking, the
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