Harley Davidson X440T Launched In India At Rs 2.79 Lakh; Specs, Features, And More

Harley Davidson has launched its second smallest motorcycle in the Indian market called the X440T. Based on the same platform as the X440, the motorcycle comes with a few changes in the design. This comes along with the launch of its updated line of cruiser motorcycles in the country. 

The X440 T features several distinctive design elements compared to the X440, which pay tribute to the Harley XR1200. It showcases a unique rear-end shape, with a substantial fender that occupies a large portion of space. The seat has been reworked for enhanced comfort. Additionally, the X440 T includes large grab handles for the passenger. This design is further enhanced by new color options, such as Pearl Blue, Pearl Red, Vivid Black, and Pearl White.

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The 'Harley-Davidson X440 T' branding is also newly placed on the tank area. There's a racing pinstripe along the side as well. Shared features between the X440 T and the X440 include the front profile. The T version introduces bar-end mirrors and black fenders for the front wheels, whereas the X440 has a fender that matches the body color. Furthermore, the single-sided exhaust appears to have undergone a slight redesign.

The mechanical elements include a new electronic throttle body with ride-by-wire control, along with added rider aids such as traction control, switchable rear ABS, and ride modes comprising Road and Rain, although the settings cannot be altered while in Rain mode. 

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The Harley Davidson X440T uses a 440 cc single-cylinder, air-oil-cooled unit producing 27 bhp and 38 Nm, with an efficiency of around 35 kmpl. This is the same unit that the brand has used on the X440. 

The bike kerb weight of 192 kg, and the bike rides on an 18-inch front wheel and 17-inch rear wheel, supported by a 1,418 mm wheelbase and 170 mm of ground clearance. Suspension duties are handled by a 43 mm KYB upside-down fork with 130 mm of travel up front and gas-charged twin shocks at the rear, all anchored to a trellis frame chassis.