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Key Specs of Street 750

Engine	749 cc
Torque	60 Nm
Mileage	24.9 kmpl
Brakes	Disc
Tyre Type	Tubeless
ABS	Dual Channel

Harley Davidson Street 750 Highlights

The Harley-Davidson Street 750 was India's first BS6 motorcycle to go on sale way back in August 2019. It was also the most affordable Harley one could buy in India. Sadly, with the closure of the brand's Bawal plant in Haryana, the Street 750 and the Street Rod have been discontinued both in the local and global markets. You can read more about it in our report on Harley's 2021 lineup here.

Harley-Davidson Street 750 Price:

Harley-Davidson has discontinued the Street 750. Earlier, it was priced from Rs 4.69 lakh for the Vivid Black option while the monotone and dual-tone shades cost Rs 4.81 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom India).

Harley-Davidson Street 750 Features:

Since the Harley Davidson Street 750 is built on a budget, it isn't the most feature-rich motorcycle on the block. It misses out on LED lighting and only gets a semi-digital info cluster. The small digital inset comprises the odometer, trip meter, distance-to-empty indicator, gear position indicator, tachometer, and a fuel gauge.

Harley-Davidson Street 750 Engine:

The Harley Davidson Street 750 is propelled by a 749cc Revolution-X V-twin liquid-cooled BS6 engine that puts out the same 60Nm as before. The Street 750 gets a 6-speed gearbox with the traditional Harley belt drive system present on the bike.

Harley-Davidson Street 750 Suspension & Brakes:

Given that the Street 750 is the most affordable Harley-Davidson bike sold in the country, it is built on relatively affordable foundations. The Street 750 gets a telescopic fork and simple twin shocks suspending the double-cradle frame. It uses a 17-/15-inch alloy wheel setup and comes shod with MRF rubber. It gets disc brakes on both ends with dual-channel ABS arriving as standard.

Harley-Davidson Street 750 Rivals:

The Harley Davidson Street 750 is the gateway into the world of Harley fandom. The primary rivals of the Street 750 are the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 and the Kawasaki Vulcan S .

Variant	Ex-Showroom Price
Street 750 BS6749 cc DISCONTINUED	Rs.4,69,000	Compare
Street 750 STD749 cc DISCONTINUED	Rs.5,33,000	Compare
Street 750 10th Anniversary edition749 cc DISCONTINUED	Rs.5,47,100	Compare

*Ex-showroom price in Delhi

Harley Davidson Street 750 Pros and Cons

Things We Like in Street 750

Engine performance
ride quality
pricing

Things We Don't Like in Street 750

Styling could have been better
lack of features
brakes

Street 750 Competitors

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Street 750 Expert Review

With the Street 750, Harley Davidson has opened its doors for the beginner motorcycling enthusiasts, who dreamt to own one from its stable, but feared from the high price points and intimidating profiles of the rest of its motorcycles. With a basic design which looks sober and adequate, the Street 750 may lack the overall size and persona of a Harley Davidson, but it does have a sweet road presence. Power comes from an all new four stroke, liquid cooled, twin cylinder Revolution-X engine, which displaces 749cc and produces 60 Nm of torque, making it the smallest least powerful engine from the Harley Davidson family in India. The rest of the mechanical setup is basic as well, with the Street 750 fitted with traditional telescopic hydraulic front forks and the conventional twin shock absorbers. Priced at Rs. 5.17 lakh, the Street 750 is the most affordable motorcycle from Harley Davidson currently available in India.

As said before, the Street 750 is Harley Davidson's least priced motorcycle in India. At Rs. 5.17 lakh, the Street 750 screams value, for the fact that it is the most affordable 750cc motorcycle currently available in the country.

For 2018, Harley Davidson has introduced dual tone color options for the Street 750. The motorcycle is now available in the single tone paint options of Vivid Black, Black Denim, Wicked Red and Bonneville Salt Pearl and dual tone paint schemes of Vivid Black Deluxe, Wicked Red Deluxe, Bonneville Salt Pearl Deluxe.

On the basis of price point, there might not be a direct competitor to the Street 750, but then, moving up the ladder slightly, the Street 750 has an able rival in the form of Triumph Street Twin. Compared to the low slung cruiser profile of the Street 750, the Street Twin has a retro flair in its overall design, which is slightly more premium and smart looking. The Street Twin has a smaller 650cc twin cylinder, which though produces equal levels of performance, making the engine more tractable and easy to use. The lower kerb weight of the Street Twin is an additional bonus for its low speed manners, making it an easier motorcycle to ride.

Compared to the bling and size of the Harley Davidson motorcycles we have known in the past, the Street 750 possesses none, and looks a bit basic when viewed with the rest of the range of the manufacturer. But that doesn't mean it looks bad – it does have its own personality which makes it sober and built to purpose. With a traditional cruiser design, the Street 750 comes with a blackened theme which is a usually not seen much on the Harley Davidson motorcycles from the past.

The Street 750 has a basic round headlamp which gets surrounded by tucked-back headlamp cowl, thus giving some presence to the otherwise bland face. In an old school fashion, the front forks of the Street 750 come with zig-zag rubber padding, the round turn indicators are amber colored and a chopped front fender sits above the front tyre.

The side profile of the Street 750 looks elongated with a long peanut shaped fuel tank, which now comes with a dual tone finish. Below the fuel tank sits the twin cylinder Revolution-X engine in all its glory, which is completely finished in black and pulls out a 2-into-1 long exhaust pipe. The seven spoke alloy wheels too have a basic design which is in symphony with the rest of the design. The low slung styling of the Street 750 gives it a low seat height, with the Street 750 getting a single piece long seat. The long radiator placed ahead of the engine compartment looks purposeful and adds in the presence of the motorcycle

The rear end of the Street 750 is rather plain and looks bland with a small LED tail lamp on the rear fender at the end of the tapered rear body panel. The basic-ness of the overall motorcycle is carried forward in the way the instrument console is designed. The single pod part digital console packs in an analog speedometer and a small LCD display which provides readouts for odometer, trip meter and various small tell tale info.

Overall, the Street 750 looks smart, but it would have been great if Harley Davidson could have made extra effort to make it a bit more premium and distinct looking motorcycle.

Where the Street 750 makes up for the lack in road presence is its sweet engine. The Street 750 marked the debut of Harley Davidson's all new Revolution-X family of small capacity engines. The motorcycle comes fitted with Harley Davidson's smallest engine for India, which is a four stroke, liquid cooled, twin cylinder, 749cc mill. Coupled to a 5-speed gearbox, this engine produces 49 PS of power and 60 Nm of torque, making it the least powerful engine of Harley Davidson family in India.

But this doesn't mean that it is an underpowered powertrain. The Street 750 pulls off nicely from idle, thanks to its strong low end grunt and punchy mid range. The equally spread torque band gives the Street 750 amazing tractability, which is helpful in both city conditions as well as highway jaunts. This engine is the most refined one in the entire Harley family, making it much enjoyable to ride, especially at lower speeds.

Given its lower price positioning, the Street 750's overall mechanical hardware is a bit basic. On the suspension front, the Street 750 comes with a basic setup of telescopic hydraulic forks at the front and a pair of hydraulic coil springs at the rear. The suspension setup might sound a bit basic, but then, it is set on a softer side, which makes the overall ride quality of the Street 750 plush and compliant to Indian road conditions.

The single disc at the front and a single disc at the rear take care of braking on the Street 750, which now get an additional support in the form of ABS as standard. The low seat height, smaller dimensions as compared to its stable mates and low kerb weight make the Street 750 the most agile motorcycle from Harley Davidson family to putter around in city conditions

The powerful sports bike has been crafted such as to offer a purely balanced ride with proper weight balance. The bike is affixed with single disc brakes in the front and a set of disc brake at the rear to offer prompt and reliable braking response. The front hydraulic forks and rear coil spring shock absorbers form the suspension system of the bike. Added more towards safety is the AHO (Auto Headlamp ON) feature to the headlight. This feature makes sure that the headlight remains in a default ON mode every time the bike is taken for a ride. The mandatory feature has considerably reduced the rate of road accidents in India.

Harley Davidson Street 750 User Reviews

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Harley Davidson Street 750 Specifications

Mileage (City)	24.9 kmpl
Displacement	749 cc
Engine Type	Liquid-cooled, Revolution X™ V-Twin
No. of Cylinders	2
Max Torque	60 Nm @ 3750 rpm
Front Brake	Disc
Rear Brake	Disc
Fuel Capacity	13.1 L
Body Type	Cruiser Bikes

Harley Davidson Street 750 Features

ABS	Dual Channel
Speedometer	Digital
Odometer	Digital
Tripmeter	Digital
Fuel gauge	Yes

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