It depends on usage, i will suggest to go with Honda dio in case of less usage ( less than 20 kms per day ), if you are using more than that go for Aprilla little bit costly but it will be best in comfort and it has better suspension than Grazia and all other scooters. Vespa is also a choice, but it cost for value is less.

I am a lady driving Activa 5g for more than a month now. I have loved it in terms of the driving and the specifications. I also met with a small accident which only left a dent on the scooty because of the metal body. Also, this Activa 5g is more lighter than other models. Also, the variations are great and also in budget.

There are ample of options available like i.e. Hero HF Deluxe, TVS Radeon, Honda CD 110 Dream, Yamaha Saluto RX, Suzuki Hayate etc.You can explore more options by clicking on the given link: https://www.zigwheels.com/new_bike_search.php?bypricerange=0-40000,0-50000,0-60000,0-70000&byfueltype=petrol&sortfield=price&sortdirection=asc You can apply filters to refine your search and can shortlist some options from the lot. Do let us know the hand-picked options so that we can help you to choose one.Choosing one may depend on several factors like brand preference, performance, and specific feature requirement etc. Please drop down your requirements so that we can assist you further.

There are ample of options available like i.e. Hero Splendor Plus, Bajaj Pulsar 150, Honda CB Shine, Hero Super Splendor etcYou can explore more options by clicking on the given link: https://www.zigwheels.com/newbikes/bikes-under-70000 You can apply filters to refine your search and can shortlist some options from the lot. Choosing one may depend on several factors like brand preference, performance and specific feature requirement etc. Please drop down your requirements so that we can assist you further.

Tata Nexon is priced in thec range of Rs. 6.16 - 10.59 lakh (Ex-showroom Price, Delhi). Click on the given link to get an idea about on-road price: https://bit.ly/2fkh8SH The Tata Nexon is offered with two engine options. There is a 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol motor which produces 110PS/170Nm and a 1.5-litre diesel engine which churns out 110PS/260Nm. Both engines come mated to a 6-speed manual or AMT gearbox. Additionally, both SUVs get multiple driving modes - Read more: Tata Nexon Petrol AMT & Diesel AMT Review: 5 Things To Know - https://bit.ly/2wBXqXp We would suggest you to take a test ride in order to clear your all doubts. Click on the given link to get your nearest dealership details: https://bit.ly/2jv2aXQ Note: If you've dealership in your area then you can opt for Praise otherwise, we won't suggest you to go for it or any other electric vehicle because you may find difficulties regarding its charging & servicing.

There are ample of options available like i.e. Hero Electric Photon, Okinawa Praise, Hero Electric Optima Plus, 22Motors Flow etcYou can explore more options by clicking on the given link: https://www.zigwheels.com/newbikes/electric-bikes You can apply filters to refine your search and can shortlist some options from the lot. Choosing one may depend on several factors like budget, brand preference, performance and specific feature requirement, etc. Please drop down your requirements so that we can assist you further.

Anti lock braking system or ABS was been there since a very long time back but not so popular in India mainly because of the price,but was a very useful safety features. In ABS, when the brake was suddenly pressed, the wheel will not lock up and your tyres will not skid.This is very useful during rain or on muddy surfaces where traction are low.The sensor present on the wheel itself detect any sudden changes in wheel speed or if the wheel is going to lose traction.It will help you by engaging and disengaging brakes automatically so you can stop safely without skidding. In non abs, braking was more risky at high speeds and stopping distance is much longer then an abs version. The only difference in a pulsar220 is that in an ABS version there will be ABS sensor at the front disc and real wheel lift protection was there which is much safer.It is a single channel abs because of price concern but is more then enough.

ABS-Antilock Braking System, A new technology for brakes. More safety and superior than any other braking system.STD- Standard, Disc brakes or normal braking system.*Govt. of India made it mandatory that, All Two wheleers ( 120cc+) that are manufactured from *APRIL 2019* Should have default ABS Braking system.

The RTR Ethanol runs on E85 ethanol that is an oxygenated fuel similar to petrol but made from plant matter. Most petrol engines can be run on ethanol but need revised changes to the fuel system, that allows them to run with the higher air-fuel mixture that ethanol requires. And helping with that change is the twin-spray-twin-port fuel injectors that the RTR Ethanol is equipped with. If we talk about the mileage it will return about 22 to 23 kmpl. As government hasn't initiated ethanol fuel stations so we have to wait for its launch till we get ethanol fuel pumps in the country. New TVS Apache RTR 200 Fi Ethanol Unveiled - https://www.zigwheels.com/news-features/news/new-tvs-apache-rtr-200-fi-ethanol-unveiled/29758/

Fuel injection is the introduction of fuel in the engine by means of an injector. Fuel injector generally used in diesel engines earlier but now a days in petrol engines FI has replaced Carburetor. The main difference between FI and Carburetor is that FI atomizes the fuel through a small nozzle, while Carburetor relies on suction generated by the intake air accelerated through a Venturi tube to draw the fuel into the airstream.

Wait..!! There is many problems with ntorq scooter..like handle vibrate,full body vibrate on double,body noise form front and back...etc.. that's my experience with ntorq 125

That is a very difficult question to answer as each person has different views and ides about bikes I find my Bajaj V12 a great looker

There are ample of options available i.e. Jawa Jawa, Royal Enfield Classic 350, Suzuki Intruder, Bajaj Dominar 400, UM Motorcycles Renegade Commando etc. Click on the given link to explore all available options: https://www.zigwheels.com/newbikes/bikes-between-1-to-2-lakhs Choosing one will depend on several factors like bike type, brand preference, specific feature requirements etc. Please drop down your requirements so that we can assist you further.

Ya r15v3 is good choice but what you want like long ride adventures and more.....In city rides aur look r15v3 is not compatible

There are ample of options available in different price range like Hero Pleasure, Honda Cliq, TVS Scooty Pep Plus, TVS Scooty Zest etc. Click on the link to check all options: https://bit.ly/2PtBCoE You may also apply filters to refine your search and can shortlist some of the options from the lot. Do let us know the hand-picked options so that we can help you to choose one.

What are you going to do with this milage if the maintenance cost of the same is very high.? You must look for a balance...

Depends on the city conditions.. its roads precisely.. moreover the age of a teenager... The teenagers always have the craze of speed.. power and performance but they lack skill of controlling the vehicle and wise decisions regarding when to push the throttle to its limits and when to stay low.. Hence, i would recommend safety in the first place. Any bike which is not more than 200 cc but is equipped with dual channel ABS will be a good choice. A bike with 150 cc engine having dual ABS will be the perfect pick. Nowadays trend is changing so there are certain bikes in the 150 cc segment market which offer dual channel ABS. I would suggest to go with those models. Personally i found Gixxer and Fz much stable when it comes to handling but i am not sure that they are available with dual channel abs or not at present in Feb 2019

KTM 390 is absolutely not a city ride bike, unless you take it out few days a week and few times in city traffic. If you are someone who does a lot of city ride then I would suggest to go for D200 KTM, it pretty much does the same job. It is a lot forgiving then a D390. D390 is a pure race bike with insane acceleration and it demands speed, speed and speed. It doesn't settle for less.Other bikes that are best suited for city rides are1. Yamaha R15 V32. KTM Duke 200 (Already listed above)3. Pulsar 220 Etc and many more which are fuel efficient and are made up for city rides.~ Pranav.

100cc hero ismart etc .....150cc Honda cb unicorn150 vs cbr150r etc .... 200cc apache200 etc .....250cc cbr250r etc .....India best mileage bikes

CT100 , it gives average in city 60+, and highway 70+

There are ample of options available i.e. Royal Enfield Classic 350, Suzuki Intruder, UM Motorcycles Renegade Commando, Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220, Royal Enfield Himalayan etc. Click on the given link to explore all available options: Choosing one will depend on several factors like budget, brand preference, specific feature requirements etc. Please drop down your requirements so that we can assist you further.

For long drives, get a stable bike. a RE 350 or 500 would be best or the RE Himalayan. if budget allows, try one of the new adventure Triumph bikes , these offer higher performance and stability on long journeys. my own RE Thunderbird performs well too but my back does start hurting after a while when driving on longer routes. Good luck

Considering your daily travel of more than 100 Kms here cruiser bike would be a better pick. Talking about Suzuki Intruder it checks all boxes. The bike’s design is dominated by the front cowl housing the big headlamp unit flanked by fuel tank extensions. The rear gets a large dual-barrel exhaust and bulky rear cowl. With its comfortable perch, it works really well is in urban conditions and for short to medium distances. However, given its overall performance, dynamics and fuel efficiency, we think it makes great sense for someone looking for a small capacity cruiser. You may also consider the other options such as Royal Enfield Classic 350, Royal Enfield Thunderbird and Jawa 42.

As per your usage, we would suggest you to go for a cruise bike. There are ample of options available i.e. Bajaj Avenger Street 180, Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220, Suzuki Intruder, Royal Enfield Bullet 350 etc Click on the given link to explore all available options: https://bit.ly/2PnZxWP Choosing one will depend on several factors like budget, brand preference, specific feature requirements etc. Please drop down your requirements so that we can assist you further.

Anti-lock Braking System aka ABS - In normal disc brakes, when used wheels get locked if brakes are applied at full and bikes skid. ABS is a is a safety anti-skid braking system which uses wheel speed sensors to identify if one or more wheels are trying to lock up during braking. If a wheel tries to lock up, a series of hydraulic valves limit or reduce the braking on that wheel. This prevents skidding and allows you to maintain handle control. When only front wheel has ABS its called Single channel ABS when both wheels have ABS its called Dual Channel ABS. It will be mandatory for 2 wheelers supplied from April 2019 to have Dual Channel ABS.

Anti Lock Braking system it doesn't hit hard on the brakes instead it hits let's loose keeps repeating this cycle avoiding any kind of skid or slipping.

Preferably buy a 125 cc bike as it is more stable and gives good mileage too. You can consider Honda CB Shine or Hero Glamour. If you wish to go for even heavier bike then consider the latest entry Suzuki Gixxer qhich has a 150 cc engine, or Bajaj Pulsar 150, or Honda Livo. If you have a liking for cruiser then consider Bajaj Avenger which comes in two engine options 160cc and 220cc.

Pulsar 220F is a good motorcycle as it is high on power but not too low on mileage either. The cheaper price that it came with adds its a good value for money bike. But the design is more then a decade old and its not a good performer on twisty roads either. What makes things worse is the launch of a pulsar 180f which destroys the value of P220f.

Dear Pramooth, If you want a daily commuter bike with mileage and performance you can buy a 150 or 160 CC bike(e.g Xtreme, Unicorn) you should consider also ease of service. That you generally get from Hero or Honda bikes. But if you are looking for something special you can go for RE classic 350, or Bajaj Dominar(bike is new hence overall performance is still under scrutiny, yet reviews are ok). Please let me know your exact preferences and expectations from a bike, so that I can answer in better way. Best Regards!!!

There are ample of options available in different price range and segment. Choosing one will depend on your needs and priorities so we would suggest you to share your needs/requirements so that we can help you to pick one.

You may have a look at Honda Cliq. It sports a seat height of 743mm which offers a good riding stance. Its wide handlebar, comfy seat and lowered seat height make short rides carefree. The Cliq's overall seating posture is upright and relaxed and the well-padded seat feels plush, with enough room for two. Honda Cliq's fun-to-ride nature and competitive pricing will attract a lot of interest from new riders. However, it still remains to be seen if the Cliq will actually… erm… click with its targeted demographic, the rural market.

It comes in only one height. You can avoid wearing a seat cover so that it will be manageable. Or you will have to wear a high heeled Chappal or whatever makes you slightly taller.

Depends on your need, if you are preferring a bike with good average or performance. I would suggest you to consider the 150 cc bikes. They have decent performance as well as average. You can look and consider Bajaj V15, Pulsar 150 or 200NS, Yamaha FZ, Honda CB Hornet and Hero Xtreme.

Guys first recognize a question & then give him suggestion. Mr. Dilip depend on your needs, what you want. Milage, power & comfort and last price segment