🔥 5 MASSIVE MOTORCYCLE STORIES — FROM HARLEY'S NEW 440 TO A JET-POWERED BIKE!
The motorcycle world is getting seriously interesting. Harley-Davidson is pushing into the smaller-bike market with the Sprint 440, Kawasaki is bringing radar-assisted technology to the 2027 Versys 900, Royal Enfield is putting its legendary Bullet nameplate onto a 650cc twin-cylinder platform, a wild custom Harley has been transformed into the Jet Glide, and Can-Am's electric motorcycles have arrived in the Philippines with one major problem.
In this episode of HSR Motors, we're breaking down all five stories, including the technology, performance, pricing, availability and the important details riders need to know.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 — 5 Huge Motorcycle Stories You Need to Know
00:38 — Harley-Davidson Sprint 440: The Smaller Harley Is Coming
02:14 — 2027 Kawasaki Versys 900 SE: More Power & Technology
04:06 — Royal Enfield Bullet 650: A Classic Gets a Twin-Cylinder Heart
06:03 — Why This Custom Harley Has NO Normal Powertrain
07:50 — Can-Am Pulse & Origin Electric Motorcycles
10:12 — Kawasaki Versys 900 Radar Safety Explained
🏍️ HARLEY-DAVIDSON SPRINT 440
Harley-Davidson is taking its smaller motorcycle strategy in a more traditional cruiser direction with the Sprint 440. Based around the 440 platform developed with Hero MotoCorp, the bike combines a smaller displacement engine with classic Harley-inspired styling. But for American riders, the big question remains: when will it actually arrive in the United States?
⚡ 2027 KAWASAKI VERSYS 900
The new Versys 900 takes sport touring technology much further with a 948cc inline-four, quickshifter, electronic rider aids and front-and-rear radar. Its adaptive cruise control can adjust throttle input to help maintain following distance — but it cannot automatically apply the brakes. That distinction is extremely important.
👑 ROYAL ENFIELD BULLET 650
The legendary Bullet gets a major mechanical transformation with Royal Enfield's 648cc parallel-twin engine, producing around 46 horsepower and 52.3 Nm of torque. Classic styling remains, but modern ABS, lighting, charging and chassis technology make this much more than a simple retro motorcycle.
✈️ HARLEY-DAVIDSON JET GLIDE
What happens when someone removes a conventional Harley powertrain and replaces it with two small jet turbines? The result is the Jet Glide — a spectacular custom engineering experiment involving hundreds of hours of fabrication and testing.
🔋 CAN-AM PULSE & ORIGIN ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLES
Can-Am's Pulse and Origin electric motorcycles have reached the Philippine market with an 8.9 kWh battery, liquid-cooled electric powertrain and around 47 horsepower. But impressive technology doesn't automatically solve the biggest EV question: does the price, range and charging infrastructure make sense for the way you actually ride?
⚠️ IMPORTANT: Specifications, pricing, availability and market timing can vary by region and may change. The Harley-Davidson Sprint 440's U.S. availability is not presented here as confirmed. The Jet Glide is a custom engineering project, not a production motorcycle. Always verify current specifications and pricing with the manufacturer or authorized dealer before making a purchase.
💬 WHICH ONE WOULD YOU CHOOSE?
1️⃣ Harley-Davidson Sprint 440
2️⃣ Kawasaki Versys 900
3️⃣ Royal Enfield Bullet 650
4️⃣ Jet Glide
5️⃣ Can-Am Pulse/Origin
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