Mahindra Mojo With New Matte Sunburst Yellow Shade Launched

- The Sunburst yellow shade was first showcased at the 2016 Auto Expo
- The Mojo gets no changes to the mechanicals or engine specifications
- Mahindra has commenced accepting registrations for the Mojo Desert Trail
Following up to the Tourer edition launched last month, Mahindra 2Wheelers has introduced the Mojo in the new 'Sunburst Yellow' paint scheme. The new colour joins the existing black, white and red with white options available on the tourer.
The new colour was first showcased at the 2016 Auto Expo alongside the matte red shade and is in fact brighter in person, than what it looks like in the images. The new colour extends to the fuel tank, front and rear fender, headlamp cowl as well as the radiator shrouds. The contrast yellow shade complements the black panels across the bike rather well.

Mahindra has made no changes apart from the Sunburst Yellow shade
The Mojo has been an ambitious offering from Mahindra and certainly makes the cut as far as performance and touring ability is concerned. The bike however, could do with a lighter chassis, not to mention the addition of ABS. The latter was expected to arrive this year. However, it now seems we can expect the the Mahindra Mojo ABS to arrive only in 2017.

Mahindra's newer bikes will be based on the Mojo platform
Meanwhile, Mahindra is now working to incorporate the Peugeot two wheelers and the recently acquired BSA motorcycles to its automotive family. Brand Mojo nevertheless, will remain the mainstay for the company, as it plans to take the premium route and will form the basis for newer motorcycles from Mahindra.
Promoting the motorcycle's touring skills, Mahindra has now opened registrations for the Desert Trail. Mojo owners need to head to the bike's website to participate in the same.
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