Top 5 Best Bikes to Purchase Under 1 Lakh in India 2017: Biking a experience all youths love today! Bike is such a thing that every youth in India wants, may it be for show off, or to easily connect with places fastly everyone needs a bike, but we get a thought of the high expenditure when you think of getting a new one? so here we list some budget friendly bikes in the segment of under 1 Lakh. Let’s get started.
Top 5 Best Bikes to Purchase Under 1 Lakh in India 2017
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1. Yamaha FZ-S Fi
The Popular Yamaha FZ16 has really changed up the game when it actually arrived on the scene back in the early years of 2008. It really showed off the world what was possible in the 150cc category, a segment that it was getting a bit stale after it was kicked- started in a big and huge way by the actual original Hero Honda (sic) CBZ. It is packed a strong motor, by superb handling characteristics and mainly and most importantly, class-redefining style. The year of 2014 saw up the launch of the v2.0, the FZ-S Fi, which was actually built on the strengths of the original bike and now brought a massively and great refined fuel-injected 149cc motor to the blend.
Price: Rs 82,789 (ex-showroom, Delhi)
2. Bajaj Avenger 220
Here, come The Bajaj Avenger now has been the mainstay of the Indian-made cruiser motorcycles and ever since it was debuted back in the year of 2005. The bike has now seen many of iterations over the course of the time and is now currently available in the 150cc and the 220cc guises. Now, the Avenger 220 uses the carburetted the great 220cc, single cylinder, air-and-oil-cooled, DTS-i motor from the great bike Pulsar 220, albeit in the state of the tune that’s the most suited for a cruiser. Even though it’s has been slightly down on the power and the torque as compared up to the Pulsar, it also has a wider torque curve aimed up at delivering a very strong low-to-mid range pull.
Price: Rs 87,331 (ex-showroom Delhi)
3. TVS Apache RTR 200 4V
The only TVS Apache in current has always been an interesting proposition in the list of the Indian bike market, as of now being up the only bike that it was developed on the tracks for race in the cities like Chennai and Coimbatore. Also, the blokes at Hosur have always been taking up the racing seriously and now they took up this approach to take up the motorcycles to a whole new and amazing level with the one and only Apache RTR 200 4V. As the name of the bike suggests that it packs up a 197.75cc, single-cylinder, air-and-oil-cooled engine that gets you a four-valve head and has derived it up from the company’s racing efforts.
Price: Rs 97,615 (ex-showroom Delhi)
4. Bajaj Pulsar 200NS
The best and the second Bajaj bike on this list, but let’s face it now actually… it is really hard to be here. The very own Chakan-based this two-wheeler giant knows a thing or two about the process of making bikes that offer a great and phenomenal bang for your buck, and the Pulsar 200NS is a perfect and prime example of this. Later on a short hiatus from the market, the 200NS has been brought up back now in current as a BS-IV model and now also it packs up the same 199.5cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled motor derived up from the only KTM 200 Duke.
Price: Rs 96,453 (ex-showroom Delhi)
5. Suzuki Gixxer/SF
Ask like most of us here at Chop News that what is our favorite sub-Rs 1 lakh bike is and more likely than not, the answer you’ll hear from is the Suzuki Gixxer, or its now faired sibling, the Gixxer SF. When the original and actual Gixxer was actually launched back in the year 2014,when most of us dismissed it as a back of Yamaha FZ16 clone, until we got rode it for the first time that is. Now, what this bike delivers is actually hard to quantify on the paper. It’s not about the most powerful bike in its segment, nor it is the epitome of the frugality. But if there is a bike that actually makes its case purely on its very own ‘X factor’, it has now to be the only Gixxer.
Price: Rs 80,528 (Gixxer, rear disc) / Rs 89,659 (Gixxer SF) (both prices ex-showroom, Delhi)
Here, we give an end to our list, hope you find the right bike for you that doesn’t gives a hole in your pocket. We thank you for your presence on our platform! Stay Tuned.
