Ohvale India has launched its range of GP-series mini racing motorcycles in India, with the introduction of the GP0 and GP2. Purpose-built for young aspiring racers, the motorcycles are aimed at introducing children to competitive racing and helping them develop their riding skills. The Ohvale GP-series range is priced from ₹7.30 lakh to up to ₹12.50 lakh for the GP2 Race trim.
The GP0 is available in two variants – the GP0 110 Automatic and the GP0 160, which gets a four-speed gearbox. The automatic version is intended for beginners, while the GP0 160 offers a more engaging riding experience for riders looking to progress.
The GP2 sits above the GP0 in the lineup and is powered by a 190cc engine. It is designed for young riders who have already gained experience on smaller motorcycles and are ready to take the next step in their racing journey.
The GP-series motorcycles are aimed at children between the ages of eight and 15, providing them with an opportunity to learn racing techniques and develop their skills on a purpose-built track motorcycle.
With the introduction of the GP0 and GP2, Ohvale India is looking to provide young riders with a structured entry into motorcycle racing, allowing them to progress as beginners machines to more advanced racing motorcycles.
