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Hero Mavrick 440 vs Rivals: Specifications Compared

Hero Mavrick 440 vs Rivals

Hero Mavrick 440 vs Rivals

In a dynamic unveiling, Hero MotoCorp introduces the Mavrick 440, marking its foray into the premium motorcycle segment in India. In this showdown, we meticulously pit the Mavrick against its rivals, including the iconic Harley-Davidson X440 and the classic Royal Enfield Classic 350, to unravel how Hero’s latest creation stacks up in terms of engine prowess, dimensions, features, and pricing. Join us as we dissect the specifications of these motorcycles to discern the true champion in this highly competitive arena.

Engine & Output

ENGINE AND OUTPUT Hero Mavrick 440 RE Classic 350 Honda CB350 Jawa 350 Harley-Davidson X440
Engine Air/oil-cooled, 440cc, single-cylinder Air-cooled, 349cc, single-cylinder Air-cooled, 349cc, single-cylinder Liquid-cooled, 334cc, single-cylinder Air/oil-cooled, 440cc, single-cylinder
Power 27hp at 6,000rpm 20.2hp at 6,100rpm 21hp at 5,500rpm 22.5hp at 7,500rpm 27hp at 6,000rpm
Power-to-weight ratio 144.4hp/tonne 103.6hp/tonne 112.3hp/tonne 116hp/tonne 141.7hp/tonne
Torque 36Nm at 4,000rpm 27Nm at 4,000rpm 29.4Nm at 3,000rpm 28.1Nm at 5,000rpm 38Nm at 4,000rpm
Gearbox 6-speed 5-speed 5-speed 6-speed 6-speed

The Hero and Harley 440s are the most powerful bikes here, although the former slightly trails the latter in peak torque. The Mavrick and Harley X440 also feature a modern 6-speed transmission compared to the 5-speed units on the Royal Enfield Classic and the Honda CB350. With its lower kerb weight, the Mavrick boasts the highest power-to-weight ratio in this comparison.

Weight, Dimensions

WEIGHT, DIMENSIONS Hero Mavrick 440 RE Classic 350 Honda CB350 Jawa 350 Harley-Davidson X440
Kerb weight 187kg 195kg 187kg 194kg 190.5kg
Seat height 803mm 805mm 800mm 790mm 805mm
Wheelbase 1388mm 1390mm 1441mm 1449mm 1418mm
Ground clearance 175mm 170mm 165mm 178mm 170mm
Fuel tank capacity 13.5 litres 13 litres 15.2 litres 13.2 litres 13.5 litres

The Mavrick, tied with the Honda CB350 for weight, also boasts the shortest wheelbase, promising an entertaining ride. All bikes are relatively manageable, with the Jawa 350 featuring the lowest saddle height at 790mm.

Suspension, Brakes

SUSPENSION, BRAKES Hero Mavrick 440 RE Classic 350 Honda CB350 Jawa 350 Harley-Davidson X440
Suspension (f) Telescopic fork Telescopic fork Telescopic fork Telescopic fork USD fork
Suspension (r) Twin shock absorbers Twin shock absorbers Twin shock absorbers Twin shock absorbers Twin shock absorbers
Brakes (f) 320mm disc 300mm disc 310mm disc 280mm disc 320mm disc
Brakes (r) 240mm disc 270mm disc 240mm disc 240mm disc 240mm disc
Tyres (f) 110/70-17 100/90-19 100/90-19 100/90-18 100/90-18
Tyres (r) 150/60-17 120/80-18 130/70-18 130/80-17 140/70-17

The Mavrick stands out with 17-inch wheels at both ends, promising agility in corners. All bikes feature basic yet effective suspension and braking systems, with the Harley X440 being the exception with its USD fork.

Features

Equipment levels on the Hero Mavrick are impressive, with a digital dash, all-LED lighting, and dual-channel ABS as standard. The top variant also offers Bluetooth connectivity for notifications and navigation, a feature missing on most rivals except the Harley X440, which also boasts a TFT dash with an e-SIM even on its base variant, priced closer to other bikes in this comparison.

Price

PRICE Hero Mavrick 440 RE Classic 350 Honda CB350 Jawa 350 Harley-Davidson X440
Price (ex-showroom, India) Rs 1.99 lakh – Rs 2.24 lakh Rs 1.93 lakh – Rs 2.25 lakh Rs 2 lakh – Rs 2.18 lakh Rs 2.15 lakh Rs 2.40 lakh – Rs 2.80 lakh

Despite simpler fundamentals and fewer features compared to the Harley X440, the Hero Mavrick is priced Rs 41,000 – 56,000 lower, maintaining its essence. The choice between the 440cc Hero and its rivals, including the Harley, remains subjective and dependent on individual preferences.

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