And again Mahindra Mojo has been spied and this time at Lonavla, It's the bike which is being under testing phase from past five years. When Mahindra have displayed bike. Bike was surely revolutionary for it's time back in five years but alot is been changed in past five years mainly when orange street fighter arrived in market, people who were hoping to get hands on Mojo, changed their choice for duke which is fantastic bike. I think Mahindra have lost it's many of customers due to heavy delay in launch process , This delay may cause due to SUV oriented company or not so well knowledge in two wheeler engineering but surely Mahindra have lost many prospective buyers, also the market situation is very competitive at current, there are many performance products in Mojo's territory already present such as CBR 250 R, Duke 200 ,Pulsar 200 NS and many more.
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From the visuals we can see bike have same twin ribs pipe as Mahindra Centuro but in case of Mojo those pipe's actually works as chassis, there are inverted fork at front which is good, rear is monoshock for sure but we can't figure out much about it, rims are 17 inch format with front having 110 section tire while rear appears 140 section, side slung cylindrical exhaust give's muscular appeal to Mojo. Both front and rear have employed disk brake's , front having 300 mm roto petal disk for greater heat dissipation while rear seems 230 mm disk with twin piston calipers. Somehow front headlamp have some degree of resemblance to flagship Z series Kawasaki streetfighter's.
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At it's heart Mahindra Mojo have 295 cc single piston liquid cooled engine which producing modest amount of power of 27 bhp at 8000 rpm with peak torque of 25 Nm coming at 6500 rpm engine is powered by 4 valve setup with single over head cam shaft rather than twin cams for better low end torque and keep price well under control. Mahindra Mojo will take launch in early mid of 2015 with price of 1.6 lakh inroad expected, anything above this will result in customers going towards more appealing bike's such as KTM's RC 200.
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