Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220

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• answered by Surbhi_Saraogi on 20 October 2018

Yes you can. Both Rims and Tyres (Front and Rear) will change. Ask the Bajaj showroom workshop manager/Service engineer to replace your existing rims and tyres with the Avenger Street 220 tyres. Aveng Yes you can. Both Rims and Tyres (Front and Rear) will change. Ask the Bajaj showroom workshop manager/Service engineer to replace your existing rims and tyres with the Avenger Street 220 tyres. Avenger Street has Tubeless tyres and Alloy rims. This will cost you in the range of 8,000/- to 10,000/- (all inclusive). Don't buy alloy rims from market as you will get only 1/2 designs hardly available due to no demand and that too from a not so reliable manufacturer with no warranty. ...Read More

• answered by Abhishek_SB_(AB) on 23 October 2018

The bike is awesome. Comfort level is better. Oil cooled engine didnt let the engine to heat. The maintenance cost is high after every 2500 km. Average is upto 40kmpl depends upon your riding skill. C The bike is awesome. Comfort level is better. Oil cooled engine didnt let the engine to heat. The maintenance cost is high after every 2500 km. Average is upto 40kmpl depends upon your riding skill. Chain set need to change after every 15000 to 20000km. Overall riding experience is good ...Read More

• answered by Nishant_Garg on 15 October 2018

The bike is really good and very comfortable. I used it for 1 year and 3 months. However the deeper insight is as below and hope that serves your query- 1. There is no space for keeping even a pin or The bike is really good and very comfortable. I used it for 1 year and 3 months. However the deeper insight is as below and hope that serves your query- 1. There is no space for keeping even a pin or a needle in the bike. 2. It is great for the long run but in the city by the time you accelerate the brakes are ready to be pushed. 3. Due to the long & low body, the cutting is little longer and is troublesome in the areas like Chandni Chowk (Rush areas). 4. The bike does shake or shows signs of tiredness after 60-70 speed. ...Read More

• answered by Saurabh_Kumar_Gupta on 16 October 2018

Excellent bike--I have driven it for more than 70000KM in past 5yrs with one stretch of more than 1100KM in one day. Easy to maintain with the only caution that every 1800KM it needs an engine oil cha Excellent bike--I have driven it for more than 70000KM in past 5yrs with one stretch of more than 1100KM in one day. Easy to maintain with the only caution that every 1800KM it needs an engine oil change & front wheel is slightly risky when at a speed of 120KM.hr which it touches very easily. Mileage is approx 32-35KM / Litre in city limit and the best part is comfort in biking long distance without a backache. I dont find an alternate in this segment as even Intruder of Suzuki is just 150cc and priced similar to what Bajaj Avenger is. ...Read More

• answered by Aditya_Pandey_4 on 16 October 2018

Overall riding exp is good. May need some maintenance after sometime. But in 1L this is awesome buy. Overall riding exp is good. May need some maintenance after sometime. But in 1L this is awesome buy.

• answered by Yagyesh_Gaur on 17 October 2018

Yes you can. Its best in class and performance just follow the speed limts and gear changing for up and down shifts as per instruction manual upto 2000 kms and then in same proportion for 3000 kms. T Yes you can. Its best in class and performance just follow the speed limts and gear changing for up and down shifts as per instruction manual upto 2000 kms and then in same proportion for 3000 kms. This engine sets itself slowly but once done it give awesome performance. I have Cruise 220 and drive daily 75 kms for office on highway. Mileage 45 kmpl. Maintenance only INR 1,300/- (includes oil change but exculdes any damage rep[air cost) for every 5,000 kms. I have also driven this bike for long rides at a constant speed of 80 km/hr for 2 to 3 hrs and total 7 hrs (including short tea brakes). Don't think of racing this bike at 120 km/hr and driving in city/market for shopping etc. its not meant for that. Just try to get the consistent performance from it. I bought it in mid July and now its 5,000 kms already only 1st service so far. ...Read More

• answered by Abhishek_SB_(AB) on 23 October 2018

No abs No abs

• answered by Nishant_Garg on 6 October 2018

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 spee 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. ...Read More

• answered by Abhishek_SB_(AB) on 30 October 2018

No No

• answered by Mohit_Mishra on 1 October 2018

Comfortable Comfortable

• answered by Mohit_Mishra on 1 October 2018