I have driven Bajaj Boxer AT for 20 years and now its time for a new motorcycle. It is primarily for city commute and maybe occasional long rides on national highways. Which is best: my priorities 1) comfort - no back pain 2) easy maintenance 3) mileage.

Q. I have driven Bajaj Boxer AT for 20 years and now it's time for a new motorcycle. It is primarily for city commute and maybe occasional long rides on national highways. Which is best: my priorities 1) comfort - no back pain 2) easy maintenance 3) mileage.

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Ateeq | 4 years ago

Passion Pro 110

K | 5 years ago

Zigwheels;....thanks a lot for the awesome reply with the fantastic choices. best wishes :)

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