Spec comparison: Hero Mavrick 440 vs H-D X440 vs Triumph Speed 400 vs Honda CB300R vs Honda CB350 RS vs RE Hunter 350

Gajanan Kashikar Updated: February 15, 2024, 04:20 PM IST

In the world of sub-500cc motorcycles, a distinct design language has emerged a neo-retro style with minimalist and conservative elements peppered with modern touches. The segment is now crowded with machines flaunting this style, and the latest entrant, the Hero Mavrick 440, is ready to make its mark. Let us delve into an exciting specification showdown against its rivals.

Hero Mavrick 440 vs H-D X440 vs Triumph Speed 400 vs Honda CB300R vs Honda CB350 RS vs RE Hunter 350: Powertrain

While Hero Mavrick 440 and Harley-Davidson X440 boast the largest engines in this clash, the Triumph Speed 400 steals the spotlight with a robust 40PS output. The Honda CB300R, with its 286cc motor, outpaces its competitors in power. On the torque front, H-D X440 takes the top spot, followed by Speed 400 and Mavrick 440. Notably, RE Hunter 350 and Honda CB350 RS sport a five-speed gearbox, while other come mated to a six-speed unit.

Hero Mavrick 440 vs H-D X440 vs Triumph Speed 400 vs Honda CB300R vs Honda CB350 RS vs RE Hunter 350: Specifications

In the hardware department, X440, Speed 400, and CB300R boast upside-down front forks. On the flip side, Mavrick 440, CB350 RS, and Hunter 350 stick to telescopic units. Rear suspension setup comprisies dual spring shock absorbers for Mavrick 440, X440, CB350 RS, and Hunter 350, while Triumph and Honda opt for a monoshock in Speed 400 and CB300R.

When it comes to the rider's throne, X440 boasts the tallest seat height at 805mm, towering over Mavrick 440 and CB300R. Speed 400 and Hunter 350 share the lowest seat height at 790mm. Weight-wise, X440 and Hunter 350 tip the scales at 181kg, with Speed 400 a mere 3kg lighter than CB350 RS, weighing in at 179kg. Surprisingly, the CB300R emerges as the featherweight champion, tipping the scales at 146kg, while Mavrick takes the heavyweight title at 187kg.

In the connectivity arena, only a select few motorcycles flaunt Bluetooth features Mavrick 440, X440, and CB350 RS, with Hunter 350 offering optional smartphone connectivity via the Tripper Navigation System. Speed 400 and CB300R miss the modern technology featuring semi-digital clusters.

Hero Mavrick 440 vs H-D X440 vs Triumph Speed 400 vs Honda CB300R vs Honda CB350 RS vs RE Hunter 350: Price

The heavyweight in the pricing division is H-D X440, claiming the top spot at Rs 3.47 lakh on-road, Mumbai. Following closely are Speed 400 and CB300R at Rs 2.94 lakh and Rs 2.84 lakh on-road, Mumbai. On the budget-friendly side, the Hunter 350 steals the show, priced at Rs 1.85-2.13 lakh on-road, Mumbai. Meanwhile, Mavrick 440 and CB350 RS engage in a price skirmish, with on-road Mumbai tags of Rs 2.73 lakh and Rs 2.63 lakh, respectively.