Norton Atlas: Here’s The Complete Official Accessories List
Norton has divided the official accessory range into multiple categories to help end buyers tailor their bike to their riding needs. Be it a daily commute or a long-distance tour, the catalogue covers practical upgrades instead of just cosmetic additions. One of the major highlights is a 50-litre pannier system that carries a premium price tag of more than Rs 74,000 (converted from pricing of £589.00).
Convenience
Integrated Heated Grips – £269 (approx. Rs 34,125)
Touring Windscreen – £199 (approx. Rs 24,245)
Norton Cornering Lights – £249 (approx. Rs 31,588)
Norton Puddle Light – £99 (approx. Rs 12,599)
Protection
Engine Guards – £249 (approx. Rs 31,588)
All-Terrain Sump Protection Kit – £189 (approx. Rs 23,978)
Front Axle Spindle Protection Kit – £59 (approx. Rs 7,485)
Luggage
Rear Luggage & Pillion Handle Kit – £179 (approx. Rs 22,709)
Norton 50L Pannier System – £589 (approx. Rs 74,725)
Norton 34L Top Case System – £359 (approx. Rs 45,545)
Note: The rupee figures are approximate conversions based on the prevailing exchange rate and do not include import duties or taxes.
Norton Atlas Price In India, Engine And Expected Launch
The official Norton Atlas price in India has not been revealed yet, but industry reports suggest that the adventure motorcycle could be priced in the bracket of Rs 6 lakh to Rs 7 lakh (both, ex-showroom). That said, the automaker has revealed ahead of India launch.
The Norton Atlas packs a 585cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine featuring a 270-degree crankshaft. produces around 69bhp and 57.5Nm of torque and comes paired with a six-speed gearbox equipped with a bi-directional quickshifter and slipper clutch. Both the adventure-oriented Atlas and the road-biased Norton Atlas GT have the same engine and electronics package, but they differ in wheel sizes, suspension travel, and riding ergonomics.