1.Royal Enfield Classic 350
This Royal Enfield vehicle, which was first introduced in 2009, has since made it onto the wish lists of the majority of would-be bike owners.
This Classic 350 has sold more than 41,000 copies in India alone in February 2020. Its 19.1 horsepower engine has a tonne of power. The torque performance of this car is equally excellent at 28Nm.
The bike's 5-speed manual gearbox also gives riders a lot of options. For this model, Royal Enfield now offers 16 distinct colour variations.
40.8 kilometres per litre.
346cc Engine Displacement
Delhi ex-showroom pricing begins at Rs. 1,57,097
2.Royal Enfield Bullet 350
The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 is one of the most renowned and enduring motorcycles in India. 1932 saw the beginning of its production. The car has gone through numerous changes since then.
This particular model is Royal Enfield's entry-level offering in India. The 185 kilogramme heavy bike has a 5-speed manual transmission. The air-cooled, fuel-injected, single-cylinder engine can produce equal amounts of torque and power as the Classic 350.
If this bike appeals to you, make sure you carefully explore your colour options before deciding. Customers can choose from 11 unique colour options provided by the manufacturer.
40 kpl for mileage
346cc Engine Displacement
Delhi ex-showroom pricing begins at Rs. 1,21,583
3. Yamaha YZF R15 V3
The YZF R15 V3 is a dream bike, especially for young people. It is not only one of the greatest performing bikes in India, but it also has one of the best looks.
A 6-speed manual transmission is included with the liquid-cooled, fuel-injected BS-VI engine. When operating at peak efficiency, this single-cylinder engine can produce 14.1 Nm of torque and 18.3 bhp of power.
Racing Blue, Thunder Grey, and Dark Night are the three primary colour options available to interested clients. The car won the prestigious 2019 India Design Mark Award as a result of its excellent performance and aesthetics.
47.92 km per gallon
Engine Capacity: 155 cc
Ex-showroom Price: Starts at Rs. 1,45,300 in Delhi.
4. Yamaha MT 15
The Yamaha MT 15 is a new product from the Japanese automaker that was released in 2019. Once more, the corporation has prioritised both features and fashion in this case. The 6-speed manual transmission is available to riders.
The upgraded model for 2020 also has a new emission system that complies with BS-VI and greater power output. The new model can therefore produce 13.9Nm of torque and 18.2bhp of power.
It has a single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected engine. The vehicle won the coveted award for "Bike of the Year up to 160cc" at the Bike India Awards 2020, receiving recognition for its quality.
48.58 miles per gallon
Engine Capacity: 155 cc
Ex-showroom Price: Starts at Rs. 1,38,900 in Delhi.
5. Hero Splendor Plus
One of the most well-known bikes in India, particularly in the commuter category, the Hero Splendor Plus, climbs to position five on this list.
Although its specifications fall short of those of the aforementioned automobiles, its price and fuel efficiency are genuinely amazing. During peak performance, the single-cylinder, air-cooled engine is capable of producing up to 8.36bhp of power
Customers will be able to purchase the brand-new BS-VI model of the car in 2020, which Hero will use to bring its Splendor line up to date with the most recent emission standards.
Customers can currently choose from nine colour variations, each of which gives the bike a different look and feel. The sophisticated i3s start and stop mechanism that Hero MotoCorp created and incorporated onto the bike helps to reduce fuel consumption.
80 km per gallon
Engine Capacity: 97.2 cc
Ex-showroom Price: Starting at Rs. 52,800 in Delhi
6. Bajaj Pulsar 150
The Pulsar 150 is the most popular commuter bike in the nation when you compare the fundamental statistics. In March 2019, the series achieved the landmark of one thousand unit sales per month.
The air-cooled, fuel-injected engine on this commuter bike is strong. The new BS-VI compliant variant has a 13.25Nm of torque and 13.8 horsepower of peak power.
For better manoeuvrability on Indian roads, a five-speed manual transmission is ideal. There are six appealing colour options available if you want to buy this bike, including neon yellow, neon red, and more.
50 kpl for mileage
Engine Capacity: 149.5 cc
Ex-showroom Price: Starts at Rs. 85,536 in Delhi.
7. KTM 200 Duke
The affordable performance bikes from KTM are quite popular with Indian customers. The KTM Duke, although being a commuter bike, has features seen on many sports bikes now on the market.
This model, which is really fashionable, has a 13.5-litre petrol tank. Among the engine features that buyers of this bike may anticipate are liquid cooling and fuel injection
Maximum power output is 25 bhp, and maximum torque is 19.5 Nm. The new model also has a BS-VI emission system installed. The KTM 200 Duke won the prestigious Indian Motorcycle of the Year award at the 2013 IMOTY Awards.
35 kpl for mileage
Engine Capacity: 199.5 cc
Ex-showroom Price: Starts at Rs. 1,72,749 in Delhi
8. Bajaj Pulsar NS200
The Pulsar NS200 is an option for those seeking something more upscale than the Pulsar 150. Extremely amazing in terms of both appearance and features, this bike is undoubtedly well-liked in India.
This vehicle is not overly heavy at 154 kg, ensuring easy handling. The Pulsar NS200 has a single cylinder, liquid cooling, and fuel injection, and it can produce up to 23.7bhp and 18.6Nm of torque.
There are three colour choices for the bike: Red, Graphite Black, and Mirage White. A six-speed gearbox is among the other features. The Pulsar NS200, according to Bajaj, has won the most awards of any bike the company has ever produced.
36.1 miles per gallon
Engine Capacity: 199.4 cc
Ex-showroom Price: Starts at Rs. 1,25,030 in Delhi.
9. KTM RC 125
Despite being less expensive than the 200 Duke, KTM's RC 125 nevertheless has a 6-speed transmission-supported engine with liquid cooling and fuel injection.
The bike was first offered in two primary colours. However, KTM is also providing three new livery colour options with the release of the BS-VI mode.
With a peak power of 14.5 bhp and a torque of 12 Nm, the motorcycle's engine statistics are rather good. The bike's ABS braking technology is another interesting aspect.
38 km per gallon
Engine Capacity: 124.7 cc
Ex-showroom Price: Starts at Rs. 1,48,750 in Delhi
10. TVS Apache RTR 160
The Apache RTR 160 from TVS is the last item on the list. A total of 32033 bikes were sold in February 2020. The single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected engine has a maximum output of 15.3 bhp and a maximum torque of 13.9 Nm. It has a manual 5-gear transmission. The car is currently offered in six primary colours.
Distance: 45 kmpl
Engine Capacity: 159.7 cc
Delhi ex-showroom pricing begins at Rs. 95,000.
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