Top Ten Best Bikes One Should Buy in India

The tastes of Indian motorcycle buyers have undoubtedly changed. A story recently surfaced about a BMW HP4 motorcycle bought in India for Rs 1 crore. Although people often buy bikes up to Rs 20 lakh, the average budget remains around Rs 2 lakh. Our average budget for this list of best bikes in India is Rs 2.5 lakh. We discuss the top motorcycles available in this price range. From the segments like 110cc, 125cc, 150cc, cruiser, naked bike, and more, we have selected a bike. Hero, Bajaj, TVS, Royal Enfield, Suzuki, and KTM are some of the names on this list. We have also included the costs, specifications, features, and justification for purchasing these motorcycles. Look at the Top Ten Best Bikes One Should Buy in India and choose one for yourself.

Top Ten Best Bikes One Should Buy in India – Top Rated

Hero Passion Pro i3S

Our top pick among entry-level motorcycles is the Hero Passion Pro i3S, mainly because it offers the highest mileage of 84 KMPL. Features include halogen headlights, LED taillights, an engine kill button, a semi-digital instrument cluster, and more. The motorcycle is powered by a 97.2 CC engine that produces 8.35 PS and 8.05 Nm of torque. The bike has swing arm suspension with adjustable hydraulic shock absorbers at the front and telescopic hydraulic shock absorbers at the rear for rider comfort. The three variants of the bike are priced from Rs 51,446 to Rs 54,594. Honda Dream Yoga, Bajaj Discover 110, and Hero Splendor Passion Pro i3S rivals.

Bajaj Discover 125

Our top pick in the 125 CC sector is the Bajaj Discover 125, mainly because it is the least expensive 125 CC bike. The motorcycle also gets computerized twin spark ignition. Spider mag wheels, a textured tail lamp bezel, a part digital instrument cluster, and twin LED DRLs are some of its features. The motorcycle is powered by a 124.6 CC engine that produces 11 PS and 11 Nm of torque. It has a riding range of 536 km and claims an efficiency of 82.4 KMPL. The bike is available in two variants, drum, and disc, with prices ranging from Rs 52,672 to Rs 54,650. (Ex-Showroom). Competitors of Bajaj Discover 125 include Yamaha Saluto, Honda Shine SP, and Hero Glamour.

Suzuki Gixxer

Our top pick among entry-level motorcycles is the Hero Passion Pro i3S, mainly because it offers the highest mileage of 84 KMPL. Features include halogen headlights, LED taillights, an engine kill button, a semi-digital instrument cluster, and more. The motorcycle is powered by a 97.2 CC engine that produces 8.35 PS and 8.05 Nm of torque. The bike has swing arm suspension with adjustable hydraulic shock absorbers at the front and telescopic hydraulic shock absorbers at the rear for rider comfort. All three bike variants are priced between Rs 51,446 and Rs 54,594. Rivals Honda Dream Yoga, Bajaj Discover 110, and Hero Splendor Passion Pro i3S.

TVS Apache RTR 160 4V

The fourth iteration of TVS Apache now comes as a naked bike. The Apache RTR 160 4V is an entirely stylish naked bike. Its low-set headlamps, contoured single-piece seat, dual-tone side panels, and all-digital instrument dashboard with trip meter and clock nevertheless give it an aggressive look. The motorcycle is powered by a 159.7 CC oil-cooled engine with 16.5 PS and 14.8 Nm of torque. Compared to its competitors, Apache provides a potent engine with a few more features. It has a claimed mileage of 45 KMPL and a riding range of around 500 km. Front disc, rear disc, and fuel injection front/rear disc are the three Apache models offered.

Bajaj Avenger Street 180

With a price tag close to Rs 1 lakh, the cheapest cruiser bike in India is also possibly the best tourer bike. The Bajaj Avenger Street 180 is our top pick in the sub-200 CC cruiser bike category and the sub-Rs 1 lakh price range. The Suzuki Intruder, which starts at around Rs. 1.02 lakh, is its next main competitor. Additionally, the bike has a 150 CC engine, but the Avenger has a bigger engine. The 180 CC engine in the Avenger produces 15.5 PS of power and 13.7 Nm of torque. The driving range of the bike is 585 km, and the fuel economy per liter is 45 km. Another advantage of the Avenger over the Intruder is its lumbar support for the passenger. Meanwhile, the Avenger has been excluded from it.

Apache RTR 200 4V

Apache RTR 200 4V TVS is one of the giant 200 CC naked bikes in India and is performing well in the market. The body of the Apache RTR is smooth, but still, its bike looks naked. It has some of the best racing features, including a fully digital instrument cluster, racing double-barrel exhaust, splitter clutch, and Remora racing tires. Additionally, the top-end model includes ABS, which some of its rivals don’t. A 197.8 CC air-cooled engine that produces 20.2 BHP and 18.1 Nm of torque powers the TVS Apache. The bike has a riding range of 384 km and records 32 KMPL. The bike’s competitors are Pulsar NS200 and KTM Duke 200.

KTM RC 200

Many sports bikes have been introduced in India recently, and fortunately, some of them are not much expensive. Our pick for the top sports bike under 200cc is the KTM RC 200. Any enthusiasts of sports bikes may suffer from their athletic shape and fire color. The side body decals of the motorcycle are lovely. Additionally, the bike is distinguished by its low but powerful exhaust at the bottom. The motorcycle is powered by a 199.5 CC engine that produces 25 BHP and 19 Nm of torque. With a riding range of 350 km, the KTM offers a mileage of 35 KMPL. The price of the motorcycle is Rs 1,76,640.

Apache RR 310

TVS’s first fully faired sports bike is the Apache RR 310. The overall design of the motorcycle is sleek and contemporary. The Apache RR 310 sports a striking look thanks to its dual LED projector headlamps. At the bottom of the distributed set, there are specific tail lamps in the back of the motorcycle that resemble the wings of the shark. Engine temperature, petrol levels, speeds, gear indicators, clocks, odometers, and side stand indicators are shown on the LCD instrument cluster of Apache RR 310. In addition, it has a specific taco meter with a vertical growing RPM display. A 312CC single-cylinder, liquid-cool, fuel-injected engine strengthens the motorcycle. This engine has a six-speed transmission and produces 34 BHP and 27 Nm of torque. It delivers a mileage of 31 KMPL.

Bajaj Dominar 400

The Bajaj Dominar 400 is rumored to be a “power cruiser.” Although it has a cruiser-like design, it is better suited for racing motorcycles. The most prominent features of the bike include machined alloy wheels, sharp headlights, and chiseled mudguards. Primary features include LCD for the reverse instrument, ABS, warning lights, and side stand indicator. A 373 CC liquid-cooled six-speed engine powers the motorcycle. The engine produces 35PS and 35Nm of torque. The bike has a mileage rating of 27 KMPL. It is a tough competitor to the Classic and Thunderbird Enfield models. Enfield offers a whole new kind of cruising experience. So, those who prefer technology over brand names can look for it.

Royal Enfield Himalayan

The cheapest off-road/on-road bike in India is the Royal Enfield Himalayan. The bike is such a visual marvel. Furthermore, with its raised mudguards, sporty exhaust, and striking “Himalayan” badge, the bike is practically naked—a 411cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine with 24.5bhp and 32Nm of torque powers the Himalayan. Himalaya has a mileage of 36 KMPL. Although the technology lacks, the bike’s look makes up for it here. On the display unit, it gets an analog cluster with a clock and trip meter. This bike does not have ABS. However, it is rumored that it will be in the upcoming model. It has an LED tail light and a halogen headlamp.

Top Ten Best Bikes One Should Buy in India – Top List