Biking is something that is accompanied with that adrenaline rush, zooming in a matter of seconds. However, it is also about safety, performance and a couple of other factors. Riding a bike takes more concentration, dexterity and efforts than cars because all the time you need to think about the stability of the bike, while riding. The Indian market is pretty abound in the number of bikes, both from Indian as well as foreign manufacturers. As a result, the Indian population is always spoilt for choice when coming to purchasing motorcycles. Here is a glimpse on three of the most talked about models of the current generation.
Yamaha Fazer FI V2.0 is among the most popular bike options for the Indian youth. It has a price tag of 84316 INR (ex-showroom). The bike runs on a four-stroke, air-cooled, 153 cc engine, which is capable of generating a power of 13.1 PS. The net torque of the bike is approximately 12.8 Nm, which ensures a good stability even while turning the bike. The bike comes with five gears, which transmit power to the wheels manually. Disc brakes have been provided at the front wheels while drums take guard on the rear. With a fuel capacity of 12 litres and a kerb weight of 141 kilograms, this bike as emerged as one of the hot favourites of the current generation.
The CBZ Xtreme runs on a 149.2 cc air-cooled, four stroke engine which delivers a maximum power of 14 PS at the rate of 5500 rpm. The twisting force generated from the bike is nearly 12.8 Nm at the rate of 6500 rpm. Disc brakes of 240 mm do the duties on the front wheel whereas the speed check is done by shoe-type drums on the rear. The fuel capacity is a notch higher than the Fazer at 12.3 litres while the kerb weight of the bike is 142 kilograms. The bike is an affordable option with the on-road price at Mumbai being a tad higher than 67.5 thousand INR.
Among the bikes of same segment is another popular name, Honda CB Unicorn. The 149.1 cc, air-cooled four stroke engine of the bike is capable of generating a power of 13.3 PS and a twisting force of 12.74 Nm The gearbox boasts of five chain-drive gears, which do the transmission duties effortlessly well. What set it apart are the dual disc brakes, both on the rear as well as the front wheels. The bike is priced at nearly 63294 INR (ex-showroom, Delhi) and is an affordable option for commuters. All these bikes are suitable both for commuters as well as the youth because they offer a perfect blend of comfort, performance and good looks.
