Auto Expo: DSK Hyosung Launches Aquila 250 Cruiser at Rs 2.69 Lacs; Specs, Pics & Details

DSK Hyosung partnership makes their inaugural appearance at the Auto Expo 2014. And they have an interesting array of products for biking enthusiasts.

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Besides other presentations, the partnership launched at the Expo a 250 cc cruiser bike – Aquila 250, which we have already busted in total!

Aquila 250 Engine

The bike is being called a luxury cruiser and is equipped with a V twin-cylinder, oil-cooled, DOHC 8-valve 4-stroker capable of producing 26.21 bhp of maximum power and maximum torque of 21.37 Nm. The Aquila 250 is the smaller version of hugely appreciated Aquila PRO GV 650 and is a new-gen version of the Aquila 250 which we have already had during the Kinetic-Hyosung times.

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The bike comes with alloy wheels and engine parts finished in chrome and wide comfortable seating. This 250cc cruiser is built around a perimeter cradle frame and weighs in about 167 kg (dry).

Hyosung Aquila 250 Colour Options:

The Aquila 250 will be available with 3 color options:

  1. White
  2. Red & Black dual tone
  3. Black

Aquila 250 Price:

DSK has launched the Aquila 250 at INR 2,69,000 lacs ex-showroom in Delhi and will be available through a network of 32 touch points across the country.

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DSK is promoting it as ‘The Real Cruiser’ and by the design of it, it does possess the muscles of a cruiser. Hyosung also showcased the upcoming all-terrain RT125 D, naked GD 250N, and the sportster Comet 250.

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Hyosung Aquila 250 Specifications:

  • Engine: 249cc V-Twin, DOHC, 4-Stroke, Oil Cooled
  • Max Power: 26.21bhp @ 9500 rpm
  • Max Torque: 21.37Nm @ 7000 rpm
  • Tranmission: 5 Speed Constant Mesh
  • Length X Width X Height: 2282mm x 875mm x 1096mm
  • Wheelbase: 1515mm
  • Brakes: Hydraulic Discs front, drum brakes rear
  • Tyres: 110/90 front, 150/80 rear

DSK Hyosung Aquila 250 Pic Gallery