Hero Xpluse 200 Features and Engine Specifications


 

Hero Xpluse 200 Features

The Hero XPulse 200 has a cool digital screen that connects to your phone with Bluetooth. It shows your speed, how fast your engine is going, how far you've traveled, how much fuel you're using in real-time, which gear you're in, and even reminds you to ride eco-friendly. Plus, it helps you navigate and notifies you when you get calls or texts.


It also comes with some other neat stuff like a powerful LED headlight, a USB port to charge your devices, handguards to protect your hands, and different ABS modes for safety.


The Pro version of the bike has even more features like a higher seat for better visibility, a handlebar riser for more comfortable riding, longer suspension to handle rough terrain better, a longer side stand for stability, and an extended gear lever to make off-roading easier.

Hero Xpluse 200 Engine Specifications

The Hero XPulse 200 has a new engine that meets BS6.2 standards. This engine is cooled by air and oil and has a size of 199.6cc. It can produce a power of 19.17PS at 8500rpm and a torque of 17.35Nm at 6500rpm. It comes with a 5-speed gearbox. The engine also has 4 valves that help it take in air and fuel better, making it more powerful and efficient.

Hero Xpluse 200 Suspension and Brakes

The basic model of the Hero XPulse 200 has a front suspension that can move up and down (like a shock absorber) and lets the front wheel travel 190mm. In the back, it has another suspension called a monoshock that can be adjusted in 10 different ways to make it softer or harder. This one lets the back wheel move up and down 170mm.


The fancier version, called the Pro variant, has even better suspension. In the front, it has something similar to the basic version but it can travel further, 250mm. In the back, it's like the basic version but it can move up and down 220mm.


Both versions have good brakes: a big round disc (276mm) in the front and a slightly smaller one (220mm) in the back. The wheels of the XPulse 200 4V are strong and have spokes. The front wheel is 21 inches tall, and the back one is 18 inches. The tires are made for rough roads, with a pattern that gives good grip. The front tire is 90/90 and the back one is 120/80.


Because it's made for adventure, the XPulse 200 4V has a high clearance from the ground. The basic version has a clearance of 220mm, and the Pro version has even more, 270mm. The Pro version also has a higher seat, 891mm, while the basic one is lower, 825mm.


Both versions have a safety feature called ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), but it only works for one wheel. There are three modes you can choose from: Road, Off-road, and Rally. Both versions can hold 13 liters of fuel in their tanks.


Other Hero Bikes That You Can Check:


Hero Passion XTEC

Hero Super Splendor

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