SCOOP! New Mahindra bike is Pantero

First pictures of revised Mahindra Stallio break cover. Will be launched next month.

2
photos
SCOOP! New Mahindra bike is Pantero
Dec 22, 2012

 

Hawk-eyed readers Rohit Puri and Rohan Patil have captured these photographs of a revised Mahindra Stallio commuter motorcycle, testing on the Pune-Ahmednagar highway, in what is clearly near ready-for-production stage. The Stallio is shortly to be re-launched, tipped by our sources as making its comeback with the new name, Pantero.
 
The Pantero will sport a front fascia, headlight and styling that is visibly similar to the original bike, while an LED-powered, integrated taillight is also seen. The original Stallio deployed a four-stroke, 106.7cc, single-cylinder and air-cooled engine, this mated to a four-speed gearbox. Maximum power output was 7.3bhp at 7500rpm, and peak torque, 0.8kgm at 5500rpm.
 
The Pantero will use telescopic fork front suspension and a set of hydraulic rear shock absorbers with colourful springs at rear. Drum brakes are standard front and rear.
 
Mahindra has delayed re-launching this commuter motorcycle over the past few months, but the Pantero is now set for a launch in January 2013, along with other new Mahindra motorcycles.  
View Comments
Copyright (c) Autocar India. All rights reserved.
See more about:  mahindra stallio, new mahindra stallio, mahindra, stallio, new bike
Latest News
Related Articles
Much anticipated family cars and the future of Indian motorsport in the May 2013 issue.
What's in this issue?

comments powered by Disqus

SCOOP! New Mahindra bike is Pantero

notSet

Most Read
Latest News
Tempting discounts on cars this month
If you’re looking for a car to buy, check out some of the deals ...
11 hours ago   2 pictures
Harley Davidson 24x7 roadside assistance in India
All registered owners can now get 24x7 road-side assistance anywhere in India.
12 hours ago   1 picture
BMW reveals 5-series facelift
New 5-series comes with refreshed styling and more engine options
15 hours ago   4 pictures
SCOOP! Big, new Bajaj Pulsar seen
Biggest, fastest and most important Pulsar ever breaks cover.
17 hours ago   2 pictures
MotoGP: Pedrosa wins eventful French GP
Pedrosa was well clear of Cal Crutchlow, second aboard the Tech 3 Yamaha ...
1 day 8 hours ago   1 picture
Reviews by Top 20 brands
Maruti Suzuki Mercedes-Benz
Tata Audi
BMW Hyundai
Toyota Volkswagen
Mahindra Chevrolet
Skoda Honda
Nissan Ford
Renault Fiat
Volvo Porsche
Mitsubishi Lamborghini
Autocar Magazine

Issue: 165 | May 2013

Much anticipated family cars and the future of Indian motorsport in the May 2013 issue.
Autocar Magazine
Latest Poll
What's the worst bit of bad driving according to you?
or View results
Cutting lanes
  43%
 
Driving between two lanes
  23%
 
Driving slowly in the fast lane.
  35%
TOTAL VOTES: 1532

Vote now
View previous Polls »