Hero Thriller 200X (XPulse 200) at Feria 2 Ruedas - In 7 Live Images

The made-in-India Hero XPulse 200 has reached Colombia. There, it's called the Hero Thriller 200X and was displayed at one of Colombia’s important motorcycle events, Feria 2 Ruedas.

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Hero MotoCorp is yet to launch the Thriller 200X in Colombia. In India, the original version, the XPulse 200, costs* INR 97,000 (carburettor variant)/INR 1.05 lakh (fuel injected variant). The motorcycle will be available in Colombia in only the Fuel Injected variant.

The Thriller 200X has no changes apart from the name. Designed and developed by Hero MotoCorp engineers at the Hero Centre of Innovation and Technology (CIT), the off-road biased version of the adventure motorcycle uses 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels, knobby tyres, 220 mm of ground clearance, a tall-set front fender, an aluminium bash plate, tall-placed exhaust and a pair of knuckle guards. It has wire-spoke wheels for better strength. The Thriller 200X branding is placed on the fuel tank while a Fi (Fuel Injected) sticker sits on the side panel.

Premium features of the Thriller 200X include a full-LED headlight, LED tail lamp and digital instrument console and first-in-class Bluetooth connectivity with turn-by-turn navigation. Apart from navigation, the instrument console displays average fuel consumption, distance-to-empty and gear position indicator. The fuel-injected model is available in three colour options - Matte Green, Pearl Fadeless White and Matte Axis Grey – in India and we expect to see a similar palette in the Colombian market.

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The Hero Thriller 200X mounts a 199.6 single-cylinder, oil-cooled engine that produces 18.4 PS at 8,000 rpm and 17.1 Nm of torque at 6,500 rpm. The motor is linked to a 5-speed transmission. Stopping power comes from 276 mm (front) and 220 mm (rear) petal-type disc brakes, while the safety net comprises single-channel ABS.

Conventional telescopic front forks and a 10-step adjustable Gas Charged monoshock suspension at the back perform shock absorption tasks and have 190 mm and 170 mm travel respectively. The motorcycle comes with fork gaiters to protect the fork oil-seals.

*Ex-showroom Delhi