ESPN’S X Games Aspen 2014 will witness the newest addition to Harley Davidson Family with the all new Harley Davidson Street-750. The present AMA Flat track champion Brad Baker is all set to race at the Circuit of The Americas on Harley Davidson Street 750. The bike is due to arrive at US dealerships in a couple of weeks after the 2014 X-Games in Austin, Texas.
The Street 750 has been the first all new bike from Harley Davidson in the last decade. The bike is the outcome of new customer-led-product development strategy adopted by Harley Davidson. It has been developed to appeal to urban riders and is now the entry level motor cycle for the company in many markets. The action-packed environment at X-Games Austin fits perfectly with the attitude and identity of the new Street750.
Harley Davidson Street750
Auto Experts believe that the Street 750 would be perfect introduction for the next generation bikers to the amazing experience and thrill that awaits them on two wheels. Meanwhile it is speculated that Street 750 is gunning to replace it’s predecessor Legedary XR-750 and could be a tough challenge for Kawasaki in terms of mileage. The new HD two-wheel wonder is priced at $7500 approximately depending on the color tone. The bike is set to hit the markets in three major shades –Denim Black, Vivid Black and Mysterious Red.
The motorcycle is pretty light weight and weighs around 335 pounds. It comes with an all new liquid cooled revolution X engine and is housed in a compact chassis which is built for agility. New Suspension and a broad handlebar sweep provide the confidence and maneuverability for managing tight turns and fast moves. It comes with a premium minimalist style that serves as a blank canvas for riders to customize their own sense of personal freedom.
In an Auto Talk Show,Harley-Davidson Director North America Consumer Events; Paul James said:
“Harley-Davidson is no stranger to action sports and we think flat-track racing is the original action sport. What we want to do is to get flat-track fans behind it so they can help decide if flat-track racing could become an official summer X Games medal sport in 2015.”
Bike like Street750 is going to play an important role for flat-track and would soon be perceived as a potential medals event for summer X Games.