A single you can live with
397cc, four-stroke, one cylinder. Air-cooled through polished fins, with an oil cooler ahead of the frame so it keeps its temper in summer traffic.
- 397
- cc
- 29
- bhp
- Oil
- cooler
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The Sothassi Classic 400: a 397cc air-cooled single, assembled in Rawat for the roads you really ride. From Rs 845,000 ex-factory.
Press to start. The sound is recorded from a real Classic 400. Tap to blip the throttle, hold to rev.
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Highland Green and Cream
397cc, four-stroke, one cylinder. Air-cooled through polished fins, with an oil cooler ahead of the frame so it keeps its temper in summer traffic.
An LED headlight with twin projector lenses and a halo ring, in a chrome bucket. Above it, twin clocks for speed and revs. Start the engine and the needle moves.
A 19-inch wire-spoked front wheel on dual-purpose tyres, a gaitered fork that keeps the dust out, and a drilled 280 mm disc.
The tank panel is outlined with a pinstripe and carries the Sothassi badge. Behind it, a long pleated bench with room for two.
A twin-port head feeds a chrome silencer on each side. This is the recorded sound of the bike itself.

A 397cc single on a carburettor any roadside mechanic can tune. On sale now at Rs 845,000.
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A 486cc water-cooled twin with Bosch ABS and traction control. Coming soon.
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1,222cc and 108 Nm at only 3,100 rpm, built with Brixton Motorcycles of Austria. Coming soon.
See the numbersClocks, fins, chrome and the halo of the LED headlight, filmed at the Rawat factory.

A simple engine you can keep running far from a dealer.
Built to take Pakistani roads as they are.
Parts and service from the people who built it.
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Genuine Sothassi parts, dispatched from Rawat. Add what you need to your bag, then send the order by WhatsApp or email and we confirm stock and delivery.
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The sothassi is a spider-like creature from the valleys of Chitral. It rides the wind and grows as large as a human hand. It sits at the centre of our eight-pointed star, and on every tank we build.
Sothassi was founded to build motorcycles in Pakistan that hold their own anywhere, bringing proven technology from abroad and assembling it in Rawat. The Cromwell 1200 and Crossfire 500 are developed with our Austrian partners at Brixton Motorcycles.
Book a test ride at the Rawat factory, or message us on WhatsApp. The Classic 400 is available now at Rs 845,000 ex-factory.