What is the best bike for hilly areas like Kashmir

There are many bikes but mark down your budget as well - Himalayan is best for adventure touring; besides I have taken my RTR 180 everywhere be it hills, forests, riversides, offroading, highways, it's smooth and rock solid. But upgrade your bike for more fun to 200 to 250ctc on your capabilities. RTR180 has also come with a limitation. The power is good but not enough that gives a thrill, however, it's fun riding RTR180, GO FOR IT IF YOU HAVE A BUDGET OF 1LAC ONLY.

I thinks any bikes with abs brakes is betterFor your safer side , downslope drive in gear dnt use clutch for slopes, better to use back brakesIf front wheels lock in slopes ,ur bike rolls in forward rotation

Go for 150-160+ Cc engine bike, I have used till 125cc bike in Lonavala and Matheran Ghats, but it's difficult to get that much power in 2 seat.Suggestions are Hournet, Gixxer, Yamaha Fzs and Pulsar

Yes that's good bike in 150cc if you are getting 50+ milage than its good only.

Na jee kam se kam 150cc + engine lo for ...... better.budget nhi hai toh SP le sakte ho

Yes... Powerful engine with Castrol power1 oil... A deadly power combination

Its better that you go for a more torque producing machine. Look out for pulsar 125 and pulsar 150 in this case of matter.

If u don't need milage... purchase classic 350 It have more power and etc. ...it will better for hilly areas If not u purchase apachi RTR200

No idea, haven’t been much in hilly region and rtr is sports bike means flat land. Not much idea about mountain bikes. Sorry bro

You should go for dominnar 250 or RE Himalaya

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Sagar | 4 years ago

There are many bikes but mark down your budget as well - Himalayan is best for adventure touring; besides I have taken my RTR 180 everywhere be it hills, forests, riversides, offroading, highways, it's smooth and rock solid. But upgrade your bike for more fun to 200 to 250ctc on your capabilities. RTR180 has also come with a limitation. The power is good but not enough that gives a thrill, however, it's fun riding RTR180, GO FOR IT IF YOU HAVE A BUDGET OF 1LAC ONLY.

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Sriram | 5 years ago

I thinks any bikes with abs brakes is betterFor your safer side , downslope drive in gear dnt use clutch for slopes, better to use back brakesIf front wheels lock in slopes ,ur bike rolls in forward rotation

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Kashyap | 4 years ago

Go for 150-160+ Cc engine bike, I have used till 125cc bike in Lonavala and Matheran Ghats, but it's difficult to get that much power in 2 seat.Suggestions are Hournet, Gixxer, Yamaha Fzs and Pulsar

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Shailender | 4 years ago

Yes that's good bike in 150cc if you are getting 50+ milage than its good only.

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Milan | 3 years ago

Na jee kam se kam 150cc + engine lo for ...... better.budget nhi hai toh SP le sakte ho

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Nishit | 4 years ago

Yes... Powerful engine with Castrol power1 oil... A deadly power combination

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ArpitAcharya | 3 years ago

Its better that you go for a more torque producing machine. Look out for pulsar 125 and pulsar 150 in this case of matter.

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Nutan | 4 years ago

If u don't need milage... purchase classic 350 It have more power and etc. ...it will better for hilly areas If not u purchase apachi RTR200

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Tik | 4 years ago

No idea, haven’t been much in hilly region and rtr is sports bike means flat land. Not much idea about mountain bikes. Sorry bro

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Anurag | 4 years ago

You should go for dominnar 250 or RE Himalaya

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Shrikant | 4 years ago

CB shin sp is best

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Yash | 4 years ago

Sp you can go for

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Selvabharathi | 4 years ago

Royal Enfield

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Nilesh | 5 years ago

Definitely 180 RTR. You need more power and torque for climbing. And 180 will provide more power.

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Ayush | 4 years ago

Yes it can be

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Nasir | 3 years ago

Fb shine sp

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Arun | 2 years ago

Yes

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Rishabh | 4 years ago

Royal enfield Himalyan Triumph tigerand other mountain bikes

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Jawahar | 4 years ago

Simply over take any one on the hill area by rtr 180 abs.

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Krishnadas | 5 years ago

Go for more than 160cc bike it's better performance

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Divyesh | 5 years ago

Go for more than 160cc bike it's better performance

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Pradeepkumar | 4 years ago

More then 125 cc all bike is best in all area.

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Unknow | 4 years ago

All bikes are best it depend on you how you drive

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Alexanto97 | 5 years ago

Any bike with good brakes(of course RTR 180,160)

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Shanku | 4 years ago

Himalayan or dominar

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Vivek | 4 years ago

Apache RTR 180

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Bike | 4 years ago

Royal Enfield

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Mandar | 4 years ago

Unicorn

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Dhivagar | 4 years ago

Apache

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PratyayMazumder | 1 year ago

Yap

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