India, Feb. 7 -- After India and the United States announced a new trade deal earlier this week, details of the interim agreement between the two large economies have started to come out.

Under the trade deal, India is set to grant zero-duty access to US motorcycle makers for bikes with engine capacities of 800-1,600 cc and above, an official said, according to PTI.

The move is set to benefit American brand Harley-Davidson, whose motorcycles are among the most sought-after. The official said that the duty elimination will come into effect on the day of the implementation of the agreement.

Harley Davidson's portfolio includes bikes like Street 750, Iron 883 among others.

The development comes after India and the US on Saturday announce...