New Bikes in India 2024

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After much anticipation, I finally got my hands on the Royal Enfield Classic 650. True to its lineage, this bike has vintage charm blended with modern engineering. From its robust 648cc parallel twin engine that delivers 47 horsepower and 52 Nm of torque, the ride quality is smooth and powerful makes highway cruising an absolute joy.The gearshifts are slick with the new 6 speed transmission and the overall build quality feels sturdy and refined.The Classic 650 is pretty heavy at around 202 kg, which can make it a bit difficult to handle in dense traffic conditions.

I have been using the Honda Activa 6G for about a year and it is proven to be a dependable urban companion. The latest model comes with a 109.51cc engine, capable of a modest 7.68 bhp of power. It is not the most powerful but for city rides, it is sufficient. The fuel efficiency is commendable at around 50 to 55 km/l which is great for daily commutes.The enhanced smart power (eSP) technology and the engine start stop switch are thoughtful additions for fuel saving. However, I found the under seat storage slightly limiting if one needs to stow more than just basic items.

Super driving dynamics good quick shifter and have amazing traction control and we can do race laps

The Bajaj NS 400 has been my daily companion for the past six months and it is quite the powerhouse. The bike's 400cc triple spark, 4 valve engine delivers a robust 44 horsepower and 35 Nm of torque, which means acceleration is brisk and there’s plenty of power on tap for overtaking and high speed cruising.Handling is another high point for the NS 400, thanks to its lightweight frame and responsive suspension setup. The bike feels agile and easy to maneuver, whether on busy city roads or open highways.