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sachin sharma

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hi guys

i want to buy a bike for around 55k.

i'm in bangalore. so which is good for mileage and for city traffic use??

how about TVS Flame?

TIA
 
It has to be the Bajaj Pulsar !!! A proud owner of 150cc since 3 years. Still does 120 kmph easily. Nothing can beat it. I am still in love with its looks and feel. :hap2:

EDIT: Just noticed u want a city bike. Unless u r concerned about the mileage, i will still suggest Pulsar. It gave me 55kmpl in the beginning but its declining. Now it gives me 35-40 kmpl. But thats because i drive very fast or maybe because i keep it hot even in traffic so that when that red bulb goes off, i clear the runway before anyone even touching their gears :P

If mileage is the concern, then i dont have much idea.
 
Spend a bit more and get the Apache RTR. Nothing else in that class comes close in terms of performance.
 
Apache RTR is a back cracker. I am 6'1" and rode that for 45 mins. Back was screwd. :|

It feels cool to ride, no doubt.. But ultimately, in long run, no good, especially for tall people..
 
RTR sucks for ppl taller than 6 ' so beware :P....though if u r around 5'8" to 5'10" it an excellent option. Btw for bikes it all comes to personal taste...so plz take the test ride of the following & decide :)

1. TVS RTR 160

2. TVS Flame

3. Bajaj DTS-Si

4. Honda Unicorn

5. Honda Shine
 
Get the Unicorn... you won't regret buying it... I bought one in jan this year... it's sooo smooth...
 
even i am looking forward to pick unicorn need more info on the same howz hunk ,xtreme compared to unicorn and whats the mileage ur gettin on unicorn
 
unicorn by far is the smoothest choice..hunk too is gud but i found the seat to be rather small....

since uve mentioned city biking, anoder option dats cheaper yet is smooth is the hh achiever..far cheaper but very smooth an far lighter than its bigger cousins but does the job in mileage and accl in stop and go traffic
 
Check out Bajaj 125 XCD Dts-si, fuel efficiency of a 100cc bike while the performance will be on par with a 150cc one with its 9.5 bhp engine, and the price will not burn a hole in your pocket....
 
mav3r1ck said:
Check out Bajaj 125 XCD Dts-si, fuel efficiency of a 100cc bike while the performance will be on par with a 150cc one with its 9.5 bhp engine, and the price will not burn a hole in your pocket....
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hehehe 9.5 bhp..performance.....man most 150 cc bikes go in xcess of 13 bhp..dats a lot of diff for a small vehicle...and for facts the old disco 125 had 11.5k...
 
Supra said:
RTR sucks for ppl taller than 6 ' so beware :P....though if u r around 5'8" to 5'10" it an excellent option. Btw for bikes it all comes to personal taste...so plz take the test ride of the following & decide :)

1. TVS RTR 160
2. TVS Flame
3. Bajaj DTS-Si
4. Honda Unicorn
5. Honda Shine
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+10 with supra test drive and choose ur taste... also test drive yamaha gladiator SS,RS..

jai :hap2:
 
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