Norton Atlas: Know when it will come to India and its specs
TVS is soon going to launch the Norton brand in India and their bike of choice could be the Norton Atlas. Here is a quick look at what the bike packs in.
TVS is on a roll! The company is almost set to launch the Norton brand of motorcycles in India and their bike of choice is an adventure motorcycle called the Norton Atlas. Read on as we do a spec check of the Atlas.
Norton Atlas: Engine and technical details
Norton has chosen to load the Atlas with a 585cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine with 270° crank, producing 69bhp at 9,300rpm and 57Nm of torque at 7,500rpm.
The bike features a high strength steel trellis frame with engine as a stressed member. It gets fully adjustable KYB suspension front and rear, with hydraulic preload adjustment at the back.
As for braking, the bike gets 310mm front disc with radial caliper and 270mm rear disc.
A Bosch six-axis IMU with lean sensitive ABS, cornering traction control and cornering
Cruise control comes as standard. Five rider modes, wheelie control and slide control are also offered.
Norton Atlas: Seat height, ground clearance numbers
The Norton Atlas comes with a seat height of 815mm in the GT variant while the Atlas Apex comes with a slightly higher seat height of 845mm. The Atlas Apex weighs 192kg and offers a ground clearance of 220mm. Fuel tank can hold 15.4 litres of fuel.
Norton Atlas: when can you buy one?
The brand is expected to launch the bike in India during Q2 and at the moment, dealership and service networks are being prepared. The Atlas will be manufactured at the TVS factory in India for the world. While the entry level model will be the Atlas, the second one will be the Atlas Apex. The top variant will be the Atlas GT that will feature wire spoke wheels among other features.
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TVS is on a roll! The company is almost set to launch the Norton brand of motorcycles in India and their bike of choice is an adventure motorcycle called the Norton Atlas. Read on as we do a spec check of the Atlas.
Norton Atlas: Engine and technical details
Norton has chosen to load the Atlas with a 585cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine with 270° crank, producing 69bhp at 9,300rpm and 57Nm of torque at 7,500rpm.
The bike features a high strength steel trellis frame with engine as a stressed member. It gets fully adjustable KYB suspension front and rear, with hydraulic preload adjustment at the back.
As for braking, the bike gets 310mm front disc with radial caliper and 270mm rear disc.
A Bosch six-axis IMU with lean sensitive ABS, cornering traction control and cornering
Cruise control comes as standard. Five rider modes, wheelie control and slide control are also offered.
Norton Atlas: Seat height, ground clearance numbers
The Norton Atlas comes with a seat height of 815mm in the GT variant while the Atlas Apex comes with a slightly higher seat height of 845mm. The Atlas Apex weighs 192kg and offers a ground clearance of 220mm. Fuel tank can hold 15.4 litres of fuel.
Norton Atlas: when can you buy one?
The brand is expected to launch the bike in India during Q2 and at the moment, dealership and service networks are being prepared. The Atlas will be manufactured at the TVS factory in India for the world. While the entry level model will be the Atlas, the second one will be the Atlas Apex. The top variant will be the Atlas GT that will feature wire spoke wheels among other features.
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TVS is on a roll! The company is almost set to launch the Norton brand of motorcycles in India and their bike of choice is an adventure motorcycle called the Norton Atlas. Read on as we do a spec check of the Atlas.
Norton Atlas: Engine and technical details
Norton has chosen to load the Atlas with a 585cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine with 270° crank, producing 69bhp at 9,300rpm and 57Nm of torque at 7,500rpm.
The bike features a high strength steel trellis frame with engine as a stressed member. It gets fully adjustable KYB suspension front and rear, with hydraulic preload adjustment at the back.
As for braking, the bike gets 310mm front disc with radial caliper and 270mm rear disc.
A Bosch six-axis IMU with lean sensitive ABS, cornering traction control and cornering
Cruise control comes as standard. Five rider modes, wheelie control and slide control are also offered.
Norton Atlas: Seat height, ground clearance numbers
The Norton Atlas comes with a seat height of 815mm in the GT variant while the Atlas Apex comes with a slightly higher seat height of 845mm. The Atlas Apex weighs 192kg and offers a ground clearance of 220mm. Fuel tank can hold 15.4 litres of fuel.
Norton Atlas: when can you buy one?
The brand is expected to launch the bike in India during Q2 and at the moment, dealership and service networks are being prepared. The Atlas will be manufactured at the TVS factory in India for the world. While the entry level model will be the Atlas, the second one will be the Atlas Apex. The top variant will be the Atlas GT that will feature wire spoke wheels among other features.
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