TOP 5 EXPENSIVE BIKE IN INDIA 🇮🇳

1. 2019 Kawasaki Ninja H2R

Price - Rs 79.90 lakh

The maddest bike in the H2 stable is also the most expensive bike in India, with a considerable margin. The numbers on the H2R are almost beyond belief – a stratospheric 326hp (with Ram Air) and 165Nm of torque – all from just a 998cc supercharged engine. Fortunately (or unfortunately), the H2R isn't a street-legal motorcycle, so that buyers can use it only at the track. Over its lifetime, the Ninja H2R has been updated with Brembo Stylema brakes, an excellent self-healing paint job, and a new supercharged emblem on the engine casing.

2. BMW M 1000 RR

Price - Rs 42 lakh to 45 lakh

With its eye-watering price tag, carbon-fiber winglets, a sharper chassis, and even more power, the BMW M 1000 RR makes the S 1000 RR seem positively bourgeois, even though the former is based on the latter. Power is up by5hp to 212hp, and the wings produce a claimed 16.3kg at 299kph. For an extra Rs 3 lakh, the Competition variant throws in a lighter swingarm, an M carbon parts package, and an M milled parts package, as well as BMW's innovative new DLC-coated maintenance-free chain.

3. Indian Roadmaster

Price - Rs 43.21 lakh to 43.96 lakh

At the summit of Indian's lineup sits the imposing Roadmaster. This flagship model gets all the features that the Chieftain receives, and then some. Both rider and pillion are seated in utmost luxury aboard heated seats that come as standard! You also get heated grips, and with 140-liters of weatherproof storage on-board, it's more like a shrunken camper-van than a giant motorcycle.

4. Honda Goldwing Tour

Price - Rs 37.20-39.16 lakh

Honda's answer to the full-fat tourers from Indian and Harley-Davidson is the mighty Goldwing Tour. Typical Honda fashion shuns the V-twin layout and is instead powered by a 1,833cc, flat-six engine producing 126hp and 170Nm. It's also got a typically jam-packed features list, including an electrically adjustable windscreen, adjustable pillion backrest, cruise control, a 7.0-inch TFT display, and even Apple CarPlay! And its massive 121litres of storage space should be more than enough to let you carry all your precious possessions with you wherever you go.

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5. Harley-Davidson Road Glide Special

Price - Rs 34.99 lakh

In the absence of the CVO, the Road Glide Special is the pinnacle of Harley-Davidson's lineup in India and carries a price tag to suit that position. Like the more affordable Street Glide, the Road Glide Special also packs in a Milwaukee-Eight 114 motor that's reigned in by the RDRS electronics. Likewise, the infotainment system is also the same. The difference comes from the Road Glide's frame-mounted fairing, compared to the Street Glide's fork-mounted unit. The feeling of luxury aboard these bikes is further enhanced by keyless operation, extending to the saddlebags - one touch is all it takes to lock and unlock them.

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4. Honda Goldwing Tour

Price - Rs 37.20-39.16 lakh

Honda's answer to the full-fat tourers from Indian and Harley-Davidson is the mighty Goldwing Tour. Typical Honda fashion shuns the V-twin layout and is instead powered by a 1,833cc, flat-six engine producing 126hp and 170Nm. It's also got a typically jam-packed features list, including an electrically adjustable windscreen, adjustable pillion backrest, cruise control, a 7.0-inch TFT display, and even Apple CarPlay! And its massive 121litres of storage space should be more than enough to let you carry all your precious possessions with you wherever you go.

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5. Harley-Davidson Road Glide Special

Price - Rs 34.99 lakh

In the absence of the CVO, the Road Glide Special is the pinnacle of Harley-Davidson's lineup in India and carries a price tag to suit that position. Like the more affordable Street Glide, the Road Glide Special also packs in a Milwaukee-Eight 114 motor that's reigned in by the RDRS electronics. Likewise, the infotainment system is also the same. The difference comes from the Road Glide's frame-mounted fairing, compared to the Street Glide's fork-mounted unit. The feeling of luxury aboard these bikes is further enhanced by keyless operation, extending to the saddlebags - one touch is all it takes to lock and unlock them.