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Manas
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Manas (Verified User)

Dominar Is The Best

It's quite a powerful bike. It has more than enough power to keep you satisfied as a beginner touring enthusiast. With stability at high speed, good pickup, and comfortable seating for long rides, Bajaj indeed has got the best for its top bike. The rear brakes are not that good though, and the turning radius is a bit bothersome if you frequently go through narrow lanes. A 10kg decrease in the next-gen can make this bike a no-brainer under 3.5 lakhs. Speed: effortless 120kmph, although getting to higher speeds above 150kmph isn't that comfortable. Mileage: 30kmpl if you ride efficiently. On highways, you can expect 32kmpl vibrations: low-end vibrations are more. The sweet spot for lesser vibrations occurs as you are into the mid-range. Service: the first service costs around INR 2400.

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Bajaj Dominar 400 Pros and Cons

Dominar 400 Positives Points: Usable and exciting performance; Loaded with touring friendly accessories; Upright riding ergonomics

Dominar 400 Negatives Points: Feels a bit heavy to ride in city traffic; Rear suspension is stiffly sprung

Zigwheels Expert's Conclusion : Good looks, healthy performance, competent underpinnings and a host of features. All for just Rs 1.92 lakh. If you’re looking for the best bang for your buck, nothing eclipses the Dominar 400 in the sub-2 lakh rupee price bracket.

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Manas
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Manas (Verified User)

Dominar Is The Best

It's quite a powerful bike. It has more than enough power to keep you satisfied as a beginner touring enthusiast. With stability at high speed, good pickup, and comfortable seating for long rides, Bajaj indeed has got the best for its top bike. The rear brakes are not that good though, and the turning radius is a bit bothersome if you frequently go through narrow lanes. A 10kg decrease in the next-gen can make this bike a no-brainer under 3.5 lakhs. Speed: effortless 120kmph, although getting to higher speeds above 150kmph isn't that comfortable. Mileage: 30kmpl if you ride efficiently. On highways, you can expect 32kmpl vibrations: low-end vibrations are more. The sweet spot for lesser vibrations occurs as you are into the mid-range. Service: the first service costs around INR 2400.

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Manas
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Manas (Verified User)

Dominar Is The Best

It's quite a powerful bike. It has more than enough power to keep you satisfied as a beginner touring enthusiast. With stability at high speed, good pickup, and comfortable seating for long rides, Bajaj indeed has got the best for its top bike. The rear brakes are not that good though, and the turning radius is a bit bothersome if you frequently go through narrow lanes. A 10kg decrease in the next-gen can make this bike a no-brainer under 3.5 lakhs. Speed: effortless 120kmph, although getting to higher speeds above 150kmph isn't that comfortable. Mileage: 30kmpl if you ride efficiently. On highways, you can expect 32kmpl vibrations: low-end vibrations are more. The sweet spot for lesser vibrations occurs as you are into the mid-range. Service: the first service costs around INR 2400.

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