Norton Motorcycles is owned by India’s TVS Motor Company, and the brand has unveiled its redesigned flagship superbike, now called the Norton V4SV.
see photosExpected to be priced similar to Norton V4SV, as V4SS replaces it
Norton Motorcycles has released the first images and details of the brand’s redesigned flagship superbike. The new Norton V4SV is described as “all-new and re-engineered” and retains roughly the same design as the replaced Norton V4SS, as the same 1,200 cc, 72-degree V4 engine but the claimed power has dropped from 200 bhp to 185 bhp on the V4SV. Torque is also less, from the claimed 130 Nm to 125 Nm. The bike retains the same polished twin-spar aluminum frame, and features adjustable rake angle, steering offset and swingarm pivot.
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The Norton V4SV uses Ohlins suspension, Brembo brakes and carbon fiber bodywork with an aluminum twin-spar frame
Components remain on top as before, which includes 330mm discs with Brembo monoblock calipers, Ohlins suspension and carbon fiber bodywork. The dry weight is now 193 kg, which is higher than the V4SS’s 179 kg. The Norton V4SV comes with keyless ignition, a 6-inch TFT dash with a rear-facing camera, and a six-axis inertial measurement unit (IMU), which supports three riding modes and up/down quickshifter and LED lighting. gives power. But no cornering ABS.
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The Norton V4SV Carbon trim gets BST . have carbon fiber wheels
The Norton V4SV will be available in two trims, Max Silver and Red aluminum wheels with red and black pinstriping and a carbon trim. On the lower-spec “Manx” model, the Norton V4SV gets aluminum OZ wheels, while the “Carbon” version gets carbon fiber wheels from the BST. Both the variants get mechanically adjustable Ohlins suspension with NIX30 forks and a TTXGP shock.
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A 6-inch TFT screen is standard with the rear facing camera on the Norton V4SV
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As of now, there is no word on availability, but Norton has no presence in India yet, after TVS acquired the company in 2020, so availability in India is uncertain. The Norton V4SV is expected to be priced the same as the one that replaces the V4SS, which is priced at 44,000 GBP (approximately ₹ 45 lakh). In any case, the Norton V4SV is likely to be an expensive superbike, and Norton will first try to fulfill the orders of customers who have already deposited an advance amount for the V4SS.
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