My ride is around 50 km daily I need good mileage, comfortable ride and good pickup which one should I go for with in 80k?

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Q. My ride is around 50 km daily I need good mileage, comfortable ride and good pickup which one should I go for with in 80k?

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Pranshu | 3 years ago

As you mentioned comfortable ride, mileage and good pickup within 80k budget go for pulsar 125 it's eye-catching darling but if you want more mileage with comfort in segment ...read more

Maddipati | 3 years ago

Bajaj platina h gear

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