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The high-profile American motorcycle manufacturer, Harley Davidson has premiered its new Stealth Concept based on Harley’s economical offering Street 750 at the ongoing Bangkok Motor Show. Basically Stealth Concept belongs to the adventure tourer segment, which is quite popular and have a huge room for the manufacturers in the global market. As recently, Royal Enfield receiving applause for its first adventure tourer- Himalayan.
Mr. Richy Wilson, who is the co-owner and also the dealer principal of Harley-Davidson dealership in Thailand has built and designed this custom Street Stealth Concept also like many other its custom products.
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Aesthetically, Stealth Street Concept features Ohlins MotoCross front forks placed on 21-inch wheels, redesigned handcrafted fuel and aluminium fenders, Dunlop motocross tyres fitted on 18 inch rear wheel and on 21 inch front wheel, custom dual exhaust, handcrafted aluminium swing arm and 2 Daymaker headlight. The custom paint scheme gave it a complete stealth look.
Mechanically, it will share the same 750cc liquid-cooled V-twin engine which powered the existing Street 750. The engine will pump out the power of 58 bhp and torque of 60 Nm at 4000 rpm with the contribution of 6-speed gearbox. While, Suspension setup witnessed the changes as a monoshock has been placed at rear. Moreover, the customise Stealth Concept has the increased ground clearance and engine bash plate at the bottom to protect the engine on the off-road conditions. Three aluminium pannier also integrated for storage facility to the rider.
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