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Rising urbanisation, improving the road infrastructure, and a hike in the number of customers have substantially catalysed the demand for two-wheelers in India. Moreover, the surge is not only limited to affordable models but also high-end ones.
This article will provide a detailed analysis of the 15 best bikes under ₹ 2 lakhs to help you invest your money in the ideal model.
The competitive landscape of this article comprises key players such as Hero, TVS, Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Bajaj, KTM, Royal Enfield and more.
The list is classified into 5 different two-wheeler categories, including naked bikes, tourer, adventure, cruiser, sports and commuter. It talks about the key features of the 15 top bikes under ₹ 2 lakhs and their ex-showroom prices in Delhi.
The Apache series from TVS has been a mainstay on the racetrack since its inception, especially the RTR 180 2V version. It has undergone significant modifications, reflecting a contemporary appeal with features such as an engine cowl, fuel tank scoops, digital display, a headlamp with 2 LED daytime running lights, LED tail lamps and more. Coming to its performance, RTR 160 2V is packed with cutting-edge race tech. Further, it derives its power from a fuel-injected motor that dishes out a power of 16.79 HP at 8,500 rpm.
Features
Mahindra Mojo leads this segment with its sportier and off-beat appeal that includes 2 headlamps with LED DRLs set in a bulbous front cowl, a deeply recessed fuel tank to accommodate rider’s knee oversized radiator cowls, a single-seat with a small fender and more. Moreover, its robust engine delivers a power of 25.3 HP at 7,300 rpm.
Features
The FZ series from Yamaha has been a buzz for a decade in the Indian two-wheeler market. Its FZS V3 version deserves a special mention as it exhibits a best-in-class feature list that includes single-channel ABS, aggressive fuel tank, chrome trim around the false air intake and vents at front and others. Further, the BS-6 compliant motor churns out a maximum power of 12.4 HP at 7,250 rpm.
Features
Honda Hornet 2.0 is the replacement of its best-selling model CB Hornet 160R. The Hornet 2.0 remains unchanged in terms of styling, highlighting golden USD forks, LCD instrument console, LED lighting system, hazard switch and many more. Furthermore, its BS-6 compliant powertrain generates a maximum power of 17 HP at 8,500 rpm.
Features
Available in 2 variants, TVS Raider is among the top naked bikes that come with an affordable price tag. Its aesthetic lists include LED headlamp, body-coloured fender and headlamp cowl, aluminium grab rail, split-style saddle, 5-inch digital display, and many others. In terms of mechanical specifications, its motor produces a power of 11.2 HP at 7,500 rpm.
Features
This sport bike comes with a powerful motor that produces a maximum power of 25 HP at 10,000 rpm. In addition, the Austrian two-wheeler expert incorporates world-leading refinements reflecting its elder sibling 250 Duke that comprises halogen headlamps with LED DRLs and tail lamps, digital instrument console etc.
Features
Gixxer SF 250 extracts the best features from Suzuki’s reasonable models and high-end bikes like Hayabusa. Suzuki has incorporated comfort and design quotients such as an LED tail lamp, full LED headlamps, a fully-digital instrument console, split grab rails for pillion riders, dual-barrel exhaust, and more. Further, it features a robust motor generating 26.5 HP of power at 9,300 rpm.
Features
Re-launched with a BS6-compliant motor that produces a power of 17.02 HP at 8,500 rpm, Pulsar 180 is among the best-selling bikes from the house of home-grown two-wheeler giant- Bajaj. To give it a sportier look, Bajaj has made some tweaks with headlamps and has installed LED tail lights, contoured split seats, split rear grab rails etc.
Features
Honda Unicorn is an ideal option for individuals looking for commuter bikes between 150-160cc segments. Apart from low-maintenance and power-packed performance, it is among the top preference models, thanks to its powerful motor churning out a maximum power of 12.73 HP at 7,500 rpm. Further, the latest iteration sports a single-pod halogen headlamp surrounded by a chrome-garnished front cowl and the logo on the fuel tank enhances the appeal.
Features
Compared to its ancestors, the Classic 350 has undergone massive modifications, including signature round headlamp, split-style saddle, a side-slung exhaust, LCD screen speedometer, and more. Besides, the retro-style cruiser unit receives its power from a sturdy motor that delivers a maximum power of 20.2 HP at 2,100 rpm.
Features
Intruder 150, a modern cruiser motorbike, derives its name and aesthetics from its elder sibling, M1800R. A few of its styling cues are a triangular headlamp with LED DRL, aggressive fuel tank, engine cowl, appealing twin-port exhaust and more. Moreover, it shares its motor with Gixxer that produces a power of 13.6 HP at 8,000 rpm.
Features
The neo-retro bike, Jawa Standard, exhibits chrome and flowing lines reminiscent of its older versions. Reflecting the 70’s style, Jawa Standard features a dome-shaped headlamp, old-school fenders and analogue instrument console with chrome elements. In addition, its motor churns out a power of 27.33 HP, ideal for cruising.
Features
Benelli Imperiale has grabbed the attention of several Indian motorists, courtesy of its quintessential vintage appeal. It includes a steel-double cradle frame, peanut-shaped fuel tank, split seat, twin-pod instrument console with chrome blaze and more. Coming to its mechanical refinements, Imperiale is powered by a 400cc motor that produces a power of 21 HP at 6,000 rpm.
Features
Honda has excluded its Impulse from its portfolio and replaced the void with a higher displacement ADV bike- XPulse 200. It sports a 200cc motor that dishes out a maximum power of 17.8 HP at 8,500 rpm. Moreover, Honda has equipped this adventure touring unit with spoke-wheels, high-rise front mudguard, bash plate, fork gaiters and other refinements.
Features
The last model is the Honda CB200X that flaunts appealing aesthetics, comprising tinted windscreen, knuckle guards with built-in LED turn signals, raised handlebar, engine sump guard, full-LED headlamp, tail lamp and turn signals, completing its touring traits. It is powered by a 200c engine that delivers a power of 17 HP at 8,500 rpm.
Features
Individuals should compare other critical features of these 15 best bikes under ₹ 2 lakhs to sidestep complications and make an informed choice as per their budget and requirements.
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Name of the Model |
Approx. ex-showroom Prices (in Delhi, may vary across other cities) |
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TVS Apache RTR 180 2V |
₹ 1,16,500 |
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Mahindra Mojo |
₹ 1,99,900 |
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Yamaha FZS V3 |
₹ 1,15,900 |
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Honda Hornet 2.0 |
₹ 1,33,600 |
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TVS Raider 125 |
₹ 82,900 |
|
KTM 200 Duke |
₹ 1,85,600 |
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Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 |
₹ 1,87,500 |
|
Bajaj Pulsar 180 |
₹ 1,16,600 |
|
Honda Unicorn |
₹ 1,01,400 |
|
Royal Enfield Classic 350 |
₹ 1,87,300 |
|
Suzuki Intruder 150 |
₹ 1,27,900 |
|
Jawa Standard |
₹ 1,77,300 |
|
Benelli Imperiale 400 |
₹ 1,89,900 |
|
Honda XPulse |
₹ 1,20,600 |
|
Honda CB200X |
₹ 1,45,900 |
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