New Delhi: Hero MotoCorp has introduced several newly launched and updated models in its portfolio. A brand new model joining the company’s ever-expanding product range is the Maverick 440. Currently, it is the flagship motorcycle in the brand’s collection and is also the motorcycle with the largest engine in the production line.
Engine Specifications
The Hero Maverick 440 is the second motorcycle built on the 440 platform after the Harley-Davidson X440. In this particular comparison, the torque graph of the Maverick 440 and the Maverick is designed to deliver 90% of the torque up to 2000 rpm. In third place in terms of maximum power is the Java 350, followed by the Honda H’ness CB350 and the Royal Enfield Classic 350.
Specifications Hero Maverick 440 Royal Enfield Classic 350 Honda H’ness CB350 Jawa 350 Harley-Davidson X440
Engine volume 440 cm³, 349 cm³, 349 cm³, 334 cm³, 440 cm³
Engine Type: Single Cylinder, Air/Oil Cooled, Single Cylinder, Air/Oil Cooled, Single Cylinder, Air/Oil Cooled, Single Cylinder, Water Cooled Single Cylinder, Air/Oil Cooled, Single Cylinder
Max Power 27HP 20.02HP 20.78HP 22.26HP 27HP
Maximum torque 36 Nm 27 Nm 30 Nm 28.1 Nm 38 Nm
6-speed gearbox with slip and assist clutch. 5-speed gearbox with slip and assist clutch. 5-speed gearbox with slip and assist clutch. 6-speed gearbox with slip and assist clutch
Among the motorcycles tested in this comparison, the Jawa 350 is the only small and water-cooled motorcycle. All other motorcycles have an extended design and are air-cooled (the Maverick 440 and X440 are also oil-cooled).
chassis and other parts
In such a situation, Honda is the lightest here and its fuel tank is also the largest. However, the H’ness CB350 has the lowest ground clearance, so you need to be careful while crossing stairs and potholes. The heaviest car here is the Royal Enfield, but this is due to the amount of alloy wheels built into the body and components. In terms of seat height, the Jawa 350 is the best, but the Classic 350 and X440 have the same saddle height.
