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Best Bikes: Most preferred bikes of the middle class, run for years without problems

India's motorcycle and scooter market is the largest in the world. As a country with a large population, the number of two-wheeler models in this country is also high according to the demand. Models available in all budgets. But…

India's motorcycle and scooter market is the largest in the world. As a country with a large population, the number of two-wheeler models in this country is also high according to the demand. Models available in all budgets. However, 125cc entry level commuter bikes are in high demand due to style, good mileage and low maintenance cost. There are some models in this segment, which are very popular among middle class buyers. Let's know more about those bikes.

Hero Super Splendor

Hero Super Splendor has maintained its popularity over the years. It is available in drum and disc brake variants. Prices in Kolkata are Rs 81,538 and Rs 85,538 respectively (ex-showroom). The fuel efficient 124.7 cc engine of the bike produces a maximum power of 10.7 bhp and a torque of 10.6 Nm.

Honda SP 125

Honda SP 125 is known for its excellent engine and build quality. Delivery boys are often seen using this bike. It has 123.94 cc, single cylinder engine. It produces a maximum power of 8 bhp and a torque of 10.9 Nm. Full digital cluster and side stand engine cut off function are two special features of the bike. Price (ex-showroom) starts at Rs.86,573.

Bajaj Pulsar 125

Bajaj recently launched Pulsar 125 in a new avatar. Updates include a full digital instrument cluster, Bluetooth connectivity, USB charging port, and new body graphics. Engine specifications are unchanged. The Pulsar 125 model is powered by a 124.4 cc, single cylinder engine that produces 11.8 HP of power and 10.8 Nm of torque. The old edition of the bike is priced at Tk 81,414 (ex-showroom).

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