I want bike with good power with maximum features that i like to use daily city use and highway use with better mileage.

Q. I want bike with good power with maximum features that i like to use daily city use and highway use with better mileage.

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Adnan | 3 years ago

You need to decide on budget and power first.. then you can narrow down on the choice.. like if you want something above 300 Cc how many options you have and pricing also ...read more

Srinivas | 3 years ago

1st things 1st if you want bike with good power and maximum features i would prefer 390 duke Highway and mileage you can look at Himalayan ofcourse if you are not intoo royal ...read more

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Bajaj Dominar 400 Specifications

Max Power	40 PS @ 8800 rpm

Max Power

40 PS @ 8800 rpm

Fuel Capacity	13 Liters

Fuel Capacity

13 Liters

No Of Gears	6 Speed

No Of Gears

6 Speed

Tyre Type	Tubeless

Tyre Type

Tubeless

Kerb Weight	193 Kg

Kerb Weight

193 Kg

Max Torque	35 Nm @ 6500 rpm

Max Torque

35 Nm @ 6500 rpm

Bajaj Dominar 400 Features

Starting (Self Start Only)
ABS (Dual Channel)
Clock
Wheels Type (Alloy)
Speedometer (Digital)
Tyre Type (Tubeless)
Trip Meter (Digital)
Pass Switch

All Specifications

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