Spy photographs of a motorcycle carrying the Harley-Davidson X350T badge have sparked speculation about a new, smaller-capacity roadster for the Indian market. The images, reportedly published by Rushlane, show orange paintwork, revised graphics and styling that closely resembles the Harley-Davidson X440T.

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The photographed motorcycle features a round headlamp, broad fuel tank and wide handlebars. Reports also point to upside-down front forks, twin rear shock absorbers, disc brakes at both ends and a TFT instrument display. However, these details have not been confirmed as final production specifications by the manufacturer.

The X350T name has drawn particular interest because of the possibility that it could use an engine with a capacity of around 350cc. Its final displacement, engine configuration, performance figures and mechanical specifications remain unannounced. The motorcycle should also not be confused with the Harley-Davidson X350 sold in China, which uses a 353cc parallel-twin engine and has a different market and product background.

The 350cc figure matters in India because of the GST structure for motorcycles. Under the tax rates described in the supplied report, motorcycles with engine capacities of up to and including 350cc attract 18% GST, while those above 350cc attract 40%. If the X350T is launched with an engine that falls within the lower tax category, the difference could influence its pricing strategy. However, a lower tax rate alone would not guarantee a lower showroom price, which also depends on manufacturing costs, equipment, distribution and the company’s pricing decisions.

The spy shots have not established an official launch date or price for India. Some reports have suggested a possible appearance at EICMA 2026, but this remains unconfirmed. Prospective buyers will need to wait for an official announcement to learn the motorcycle’s final specifications, pricing and availability.

For now, the X350T badge offers a possible clue to Harley-Davidson’s product plans, rather than confirmation of a new model’s launch.