What are the colours available in Bajaj Avenger Street 220?

Avenger has no kick start. Most premium bikes come only with self start and no kick. You are expected to maintain the battery just like in a car. It's problem free.

Kick start isn't there but its not a concern in thus bike. People are doing ladakh rides without kick start with no big issues.

Cruise 220 comes with spoked wheels, so tubed tyres. The advantage is spoked wheels are more durable, and appear retro, appears More original and appropriate to cruiser bike. Street 220 , 180,160, come with alloy wheels and tubeless tyres. Cruise 220 can later be fitted with alloys and tubeless tyres, or it's spoked wheels can be modified to receive tubeless tyres in bike modification centers.

No

No bro you can't fix an company abs in this bike but u can fix an aftermarket abs to it as ur wish

Technically yes but practically they don't allow and also it would be expensive.

No..u can put it manually with an average expanse of rs 10000

No rear disk..and the drum breaks are very weak too.

Seating position is very comfortable making long tours a ease.Also with the addition of ABS braking has improved but it still depends on the control that you develop on the bike overtime. Also sound emission is satisfactory unless you are a fan of those loud emissions.

Seating is very comfortable, vehicle sound is very limited in till you maintain it well. It has front disc brakes which are very decent for Indian road conditions

No, which Indian made bike has GPS

No, it misses out on GPS.

Bajaj gave the Avenger a long due update in the form of the new 220 Cruise. The Bajaj Avenger 220 Cruise undergoes cosmetic and mechanical updates to make the cruiser more appealing to buyers. The stealth paint job and additional cosmetic updates make it a good looking motorcycle. There is no such issues that has been reported to us regarding Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220. We can only share our words if we hear the reports for the same. We would suggest you to take a test ride in order clear your all doubts. Click on the given link to get your nearest authorized dealership details : https://bit.ly/2jv2aXQ

I have Avenger 220 street for last two months and I can say with my experience with it, yes its fuel meter isnt accurate. You cant rely upon it and will have to top up after bike reaches reserve fuel everytime, to be at a safer side. Engine isnt that smooth but its not that much of issue if you ride till 70/80kmph for hours. If you seeking triple digit speeds for long duration from this machine, i suggest you to extend your budget and get another bike. Only concern with gear shifting that i faced is false neutral, but its not that big issue.

Mileage is good @40+kmpl on highway and dependent on the riding conditions on city & rural roads. This is after 17k km & 2 years. Chain hasn't been a problem yet, provided routine maintenance has been done.

38-40 kmpl.. you'll get and chain set works well..nothing to worry