- GP0 110 and 160 available
- GP2 is available in two variants
- Both models are not street legal
House of Machines, the official distributor of Alpinestars and KYT helmets have brought Ohvale miniGP bikes to India. Ohvale is an Italian bikemaker that makes purpose-built motorcycles meant for training younger riders. House of Machines has launched the Ohvale GP0 and the Ohvale GP2 in India. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the prices:
|
Model |
Variant |
Price |
|
Ohvale GP0 |
110cc Standard |
Rs. 7.30 Lakh |
|
160cc Race |
Rs. 9.50 Lakh |
|
|
Ohvale GP2 |
Standard |
Rs. 9.90 Lakh |
|
Race |
Rs. 12.75 Lakh |
It’s important to note that all the prices are the final rates that the customer will pay. As the bikes are not road legal, there’s no issue of additional costs for registration.
Speaking of the specifications, the Ohvale GP0 110cc standard is powered by a 106.7cc, air-cooled engine, with fueling handled by a carburetor setup. It gets an automatic transmission and is aimed at younger riders who are just starting out on their motorsports journey. This model also has an incredibly low kerb weight of 67kg (dry).
The GP0 160cc Race, on the other hand, is powered by a 155.5cc, air-cooled engine with a carburetor. This model features a 4-speed gearbox and should help younger riders get a better understanding of manual transmissions. It has a kerb weight of 65kg (dry).
The GP2 is powered by a 187.18cc air-cooled engine, and like the GP0, it also gets a carburetor for fueling. There’s a four-speed transmission setup, and on the Race variant, the bike gets a slipper clutch and a quickshifter. The bike is also larger than the GP0, and even older riders can get in a more comfortable riding position. The bike has a kerb weight of 71kg (dry). It also features slightly different underpinnings, with a 12-inch alloy wheel setup instead of the 10-inch wheels that the GP0 sports.
