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Enter With Gusto: The new Mahindra Gusto

April 7, 2015 by Aninda Sardar Leave a Comment

Mahindra Gusto (1)

So far as features go, the Gusto gets the same flip key as the Centuro with ‘find me’ and ‘follow me home’ lamps. The headlight gets LED pilot lamps and a quick storage compartment next to the instrument console. Another feature is what Mahindra call a ‘front kick start’, which basically means that should at any time you have a battery that’s low on charge, you can even kick-start the scooter without having to get off it. You see, the Gusto’s kick-starter lever has been flipped so that it can be used from the front, which allows the rider to stretch out his/her leg and kick-start without having to dismount.

Seat height adjusted, you can thumb the starter and get the Gusto’s engine started. Mahindra have given the scooter a 110-cc all-aluminium engine producing 8.1 PS and 8.5 Nm, mated to a CVT. The engine sounds a bit rough but delivers good performance. A twist of the throttle delivers power in a linear fashion right from the get go. As you accelerate, you feel the power building up gradually but you don’t feel any vibrations. The Gusto tops out at 76.4 km/h and returns a decent fuel efficiency of 45 km/l.

Mahindra Gusto (3)

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Aninda Sardar – who has written 312 posts on Bike India.


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Filed Under: Review, Road Test Tagged With: 2014, bikeindia, Gusto, height adjust seat, led pilot light, mahindra, new, scooter

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