Top 10 Best Mileage Bikes Under Rs. 80,000 in India

The model Bajaj Pulsar 150 ABS has captured the current market in terms of cost just for Rs. 75,584 (Ex-showroom in Mumbai) along with its remarkable efficiency and performance with its 150cc engine with an attainable mileage up to 65 km per litre (according to ARAI). In the recent MouthShut survey, with respect to the ratings, reviews and online survey gathered from people across India, “the most robust and value for money vehicle in two-wheeler market”.   

Performance

An unmatched performance of Pulsar 150 Neon with 149cc DTS-i engine makes it unique in its category and class, having said with a maximum power of 10.29 kW and 13.4 Nm torque makes the motor-cycle robust and sturdy. Along with its sporty look and cheeky appearance, the present model comes in Neon red, yellow, silver and matt black paint making it pulsating. 

Comfort

Stating the comfort of Pulsar 150 Neon, a smooth suspension with 5-step adjustable Nitrox rear shock absorbers along with contoured seats and 43 cm alloy wheels give the high aesthetics and excellent motor control to the rider and the second seater.

Safety

For every human and being safety comes to its prime, being said that, the Pulsar 150 Neon comes with a 240 mm ventilated front disc brake having a firm grip on the road with its grippy tubeless tyres ensuring effective control and safer braking. The bike ensures a remarkable digital console and a 12V DC head-lamp safeguarding a constant beam of light at all speed with a remarkable day and night visibility. The most explicit feature ABS in the Pulsar 150 Neon ensures effective and controlled riding performance on the ground. 

With all said The Bajaj Pulsar 150 Neon is worth the price.

The model TVS Apache RTR 160 ranging Rs. 79,770 (Ex-showroom in New Delhi) has customized the current market with its remarkable efficiency and performance with its 159.7cc engine with a reasonable mileage of up to 60 km per liter (according to ARAI) in the recent survey conducted by MouthShut, with respect to the ratings, reviews and online survey gathered from people across India. 

Performance

An unmatched performance of TVS Apache RTR 160 with a 159.7cc air-cooled, 4-stroke single-cylinder engine makes it unique in its category and class, having said with a maximum power of 11.12 kW @ 8000 rpm and 13.03 Nm torque @ 6500 rpm makes the motor-cycle robust and sturdy in terms of its best-in-class power to weight ratio. Inspired by the racing graphics the present model comes in white, red, matte blue, black, and grey making it look sporty.

Comfort

The comfort of TVS Apache RTR 160, explicitly has Telescopic with hydraulic dampers and monotube inverted gas-filled shock absorbers in the front and the rear, respectively. A 17-inch front and rear alloy wheels stretch the motor-cycle for better control on smooth and rough roads. The aesthetics of this model keep the rider comfortable over long race distances.

Safety

For every human being safety comes to its prime, being said that, the TVS Apache RTR 160 comes with a 240 mm ventilated front disc brake enabling a firm grip on the road, and tubed tyres ensuring effective control and safer braking. The bike ensures a remarkable digital console and a 12V DC head-lamp of Halogen bulb for brighter and clearer visibility on the road at night. With ABS in the TVS Apache RTR ensures effective and controlled riding performance on the surface. 

The racing bird TVS Apache RTR 160 competes with other bikes like the Honda Xblade, Bajaj Pulsar 150, and Hero Xtreme Sports. 

The model Yamaha SZ-RR V2.0 with a market value of Rs. 69,983 (Ex-showroom in New Delhi) comes with its remarkable efficiency and performance with its 149cc engine with a realistic mileage up to 50 km per litre (according to ARAI) in the recent survey conducted by MouthShut, with respect to the ratings, reviews and online survey gathered from people across India. 

Performance

An unmatched performance of Yamaha SZ-RR V2.0  with 149cc air-cooled, 4-stroke single-cylinder, SOHC, 2-valve engine type makes it unique in its category and class, having said with a maximum power of 8.89 kW (11.93 bhp) @ 7500 rpm and 12.8 Nm torque @ 6000 rpm makes the motor-cycle robust and sturdy. The all-new predator Yamaha SZ-RR V2.0 has arrived in predator black, beast black and matt green. 

Comfort

The comfort of Yamaha SZ-RR V2.0, explicitly for has Telescopic and swing -arm shock absorbers in the front and the rear, respectively. A 17-inch front and rear alloy wheel give the motor-cycle a better control on smooth and rough roads. With a wide and comfortable seat and split grab bar to make the passenger comfortable on bumpy roads.

Safety

For every human and being safety comes to its prime, being said that, the Yamaha SZ-RR V2.0 comes with a 220 mm ventilated front disc brake enabling a firm grip on the road, tubeless tyres ensuring effective control and safer braking. The bike ensures a remarkable digital console and a 12V DC head-lamp of Halogen bulb for brighter and clearer visibility on road at day-night. 

Having said that the Yamaha SZ-RR V2.0 competes with other bikes like Honda CB Shine SP, Bajaj Pulsar 150. Although it has observed a higher cooling efficiency, reduced power losses with optimum combustion have proven with good mileage, sharp pick-up and clean emission.

The model Honda CB Unicorn 150 has transformed the current market in cost ranging from Rs. 73,817 (Ex-showroom in Mumbai) along with its remarkable efficiency and performance with its 149.2cc engine with an attainable mileage up to 60 km per litre (according to ARAI). In the recent MouthShut survey, with respect to the ratings, reviews and online survey gathered from people across India.

Performance

An unmatched performance of Honda CB Unicorn 150 with 149.2cc air-cooled, 4-stroke, SI engine makes it unique in its category and class, having said with a maximum net power of 9.5 kW (12.73 bhp) @ 8000 rpm and 12.8 Nm torque @ 5500 rpm makes the motor-cycle robust and sturdy. Along with its elegance, the present model comes in imperial red metallic, matte axis grey metallic, pearl igneous black, red and geny grey metallic making it energetic to carry out any work.

Comfort

The model Honda CB Unicorn 150, offers a smooth suspension with a Telescopic and spring-loaded hydraulic type shock absorber in the front and the rear, respectively. An 18-inch front and rear alloy wheel stretch the motor-cycle to an improved control on smooth and rough roads.

Safety

Safety in mind at top priority, being said that, the Honda CB Unicorn 150 comes with a 240 mm perturbed front disc brake enabling a steady grip on the road, its hold on road with tubeless tyres ensuring effective control and safer braking. The bike ensures a remarkable digital console and a 12V DC head-lamp safeguarding a constant beam of light at all speed with a remarkable day and night visibility. 

With all said Honda CB Unicorn 150 is totally worth the price, as its rivals are Bajaj Pulsar 150, TVS Apache RTR 160, Hero Achiever 150 and the Yamaha SZ RR V2.0. Additional features, such as maintenance-free battery and ABS in the Honda CB Unicorn 150 ensures effective and controlled riding performance on the surface.

The model Honda CB Unicorn 160 has reformed the current market in cost ranging from Rs. 75,584 to Rs. 78,332 (Ex-showroom in Delhi) along with its remarkable efficiency and performance with its 162.71cc engine with an achievable mileage up to 62 km per litre (according to ARAI). In the recent MouthShut survey, with respect to the ratings, reviews and online survey gathered from people across India.

Performance

An unmatched performance of Honda CB Unicorn 160 with 149cc DTS-i engine makes it unique in its category and class, having said with a maximum net power ranging from 10.31(13.82 bhp) to 14.5 kW @ 8000 rpm and 13.92 to 14.6 Nm torque @ 6000 rpm makes the motor-cycle robust and sturdy. Along with its elegance, the present model comes in imperial red metallic, matte axis grey metallic, pearl igneous black, pearls amazing white, matte marvel blue metallic making it energetic to carry out any work.

Comfort

The model Honda CB Unicorn 160, offers a smooth suspension with a Telescopic and spring-loaded hydraulic type shock absorber in the front and the rear, respectively. A 17-inch front and rear alloy wheel stretch the motor-cycle to an improved control on smooth and rough roads.

Safety

Safety in mind at top priority, being said that, the Honda CB Unicorn 160 comes with a 240 mm perturbed front disc brake enabling a steady grip on the road, its hold on road with tubeless tyres ensuring effective control and safer braking. The bike ensures a remarkable digital console and a 12V DC head-lamp safeguarding a constant beam of light at all speed with a remarkable day and night visibility. The motor-cycle has its best speed from 0-60 km per hr in just 4.82 sec. 

With all said Honda CB Unicorn 160 is totally worth the price, as it has additional features such as a maintenance-free battery. 

The model Honda CB Shine 125 SP has renewed the current market cost to Rs. 66,192 (Ex-showroom in Mumbai) along with its notable efficiency and performance with its 124.73cc engine with an achievable mileage up to 74.7 km per litre (according to ARAI). In the recent MouthShut survey, with respect to the ratings, reviews and online survey gathered from people across India.

Performance

An unmatched performance of Honda CB Shine SP with 124.73cc air-cooled, 4-stroke, SI engine marking it unique in its category and class, it has a maximum net power of 7.58kW (10.16 bhp) @ 7500 rpm and 10.3 Nm torque @ 5500 rpm makes the motor-cycle robust and sturdy. Taking a glance at the present model, it pleases our eyes in imperial red metallic, athletic blue metallic, black, pearl siren blue, geny grey metallic. 

Comfort

The model Honda CB Shine SP, offers a smooth suspension with a Telescopic and spring-loaded hydraulic type shock absorber in the front and the rear, respectively. An 18-inch front and rear alloy wheel stretch the motor-cycle to an improved control on smooth and rough roads.

Safety

Safety at its epitome, the Honda CB Shine SP comes with a 240 mm perturbed front disc brake or drum enabling a steady grip on the road, its hold on road with tubeless tyres ensuring effective control and safer braking. The bike ensures a catchy digital console and a 12V DC- Halogen bulb head-lamp safeguarding a constant beam of light at all speed with a remarkable day and night visibility. 

With all said Honda CB Shine SP is totally worth the price, as it has additional features such as a maintenance-free battery.

The model Hero Super Splendor has renewed the current market in cost ranging from Rs. 59,200 (Ex-showroom in Mumbai) along with its remarkable efficiency and performance with its 124.7cc engine with an attainable mileage up to 75 km per litre (according to ARAI). In the recent MouthShut survey, with respect to the ratings, reviews and online survey gathered from people across India.

Performance

An unmatched performance of Hero Super Splendor with 124.7cc 4-stroke, OHC, single-cylinder, the air-cooled engine makes it unique in its category and class, having said with a maximum net power of 6.72 kW (9.0 bhp) @ 7000 rpm and 10.35 Nm torque @ 4000 rpm makes the motor-cycle robust and sturdy. Along with its elegance, the present model comes in candy blazing red, graphite black, heavy grey, black with fiery red, black with electric purple making it energetic to carry out any work.

Comfort

The model Hero Super Splendor offers a smooth suspension with a Telescopic and rectangular swing arm with 5- step adjustable hydraulic type shock absorbers in the front and the rear, respectively. An 18-inch front and rear alloy wheel stretch the motor-cycle to an improved control on smooth and rough roads.

Safety

Safety in mind at top priority, being said that, the Hero Super Splendor comes with a 130 mm perturbed front disc brake enabling a steady grip on the road, its hold on road with tubeless tyres ensuring effective control and safer braking. The bike ensures a remarkable digital console and a 12V DC head-lamp safeguarding a constant beam of light at all speed with a remarkable day and night visibility. 

With all said Hero Super Splendor is totally worth the price, as it has a good competition with Bajaj Discover 100T, Honda CB Shine and TVS Phoenix. Additionally, the motor-cycle has very low-cost maintenance, making an ideal buy for everyday use.

The model Yamaha Saluto 125 UBS with a market value ranging from Rs. 59,880 to Rs. 61,580 (Ex-showroom in New Delhi) comes with its outstanding efficiency and performance with its 125cc engine with an attainable mileage up to 78 km per litre (according to ARAI) in the recent survey conducted by MouthShut, with respect to the ratings, reviews and online survey gathered from people across India. 

Performance

An unparalleled performance of Yamaha Saluto 125 UBS with 125cc air-cooled, 4-stroke, single-cylinder, SOHC, 2-valve engine type makes it unique in its category and class, having said with a maximum power of 6.1 kW (8.2 bhp) @ 7000 rpm and 10.1 Nm torque @ 4500 rpm makes the motor-cycle strong. The predator Yamaha Saluto 125 UBS has arrived in all-new color and graphics armada blue, sparky cyan, brave black and matt green making it eye peppy to one another.

Comfort

The comfort of Yamaha Saluto 125 UBS, explicitly for has Telescopic and swing-arm shock absorbers in the front and the rear, respectively. An 18-inch front and rear alloy wheel give the motor-cycle better control on smooth and rough roads. With a wide and comfortable seat and split grab bar to make the passenger comfortable on bumpy roads.

Safety

For every human and being safety comes to its prime, being said that, the Yamaha Saluto 125 UBS comes with a 245 mm ventilated front disc brake enabling a firm grip on the road, tubeless tyres ensuring effective control and safer braking. The bike ensures a remarkable digital console and a 12V DC head-lamp of Halogen bulb for brighter and clearer visibility on road at day-night. 

The innovative technology for better braking for your two-wheeler, UBS (Unified braking system) has linked both the front and rear brakes with the rear brake pedal. Hence, on the application of the rear brake, the rear brake and a portion of the front brake is applied. Thereby, it has resulted in the reduction of braking distance, improved handling in course of braking and smoother chassis behavior during braking.  

Having said that the Yamaha Saluto 125 UBS competes with other bikes like Bajaj Discover 125, Hero Super Splendor and Honda CB Shine in India. 

The model Hero Xtreme Sport ranging Rs. 79,770 (Ex-showroom in New Delhi) has customized the current market with its amazing efficiency and performance with its 149.2cc engine with an attainable mileage up to 50 km per litre (according to ARAI) in the recent survey conducted by MouthShut, with respect to the ratings, reviews and online survey gathered from people across India. 

Performance

A matchless performance of Hero Xtreme Sport with 149.2cc air-cooled, 4-stroke single-cylinder OHC engine makes it unique in its category and class, having said with a maximum power of 11.64 kW(15.68 bhp) @ 8500 rpm and 13.50 Nm torque @ 7000 rpm makes the motor-cycle robust in terms of its best-in-class power to weight ratio. Inspired by its sporty graphics the model has hit the market in panther black, black & red, fiery red, mercuric silver and pyro orange.

Comfort

The comfort of Hero Xtreme Sport, explicitly for has telescopic hydraulic dampers and rectangular swing-arm with 5-step adjustable gas reservoir suspensions in the front and the rear, respectively. An 18-inch front and rear alloy tubeless wheel stretch the motor-cycle for better control on smooth and rough roads. The aesthetics of this model keeps the rider comfortable over long race distances.

Safety

For every human and being safety comes to its prime, being said that, the Hero Xtreme Sport comes with a 240 mm ventilated front and rear disc brake enabling a secure grip on the road. The bike ensures a remarkable digital console and a 12V DC head-lamp of Halogen bulb – trapezoidal MFR with LED tail/stop lamps is incorporated for brighter and clearer visibility on road at day-night. The bird has its best speed from 0-60 km per hr in just 5.55 sec claiming to have a max speed of 107 km per hr

The racing bird Hero Xtreme Sport competes with other bikes, namely, Suzuki Gixxer, Honda CB Unicorn 160 and the Yamaha FZ Version 2.0.

The model Hero Glamour FI ranging Rs. 70,400 (Ex-showroom in Mumbai) has transformed the current market with its remarkable efficiency and performance with its 125cc engine with an attainable mileage up to 72 km per litre (according to ARAI) in the recent survey conducted by MouthShut, with respect to the ratings, reviews and online survey gathered from people across India. 

Performance

An unmatched performance of Hero Glamour FI with 124.7cc air-cooled, 4-stroke single-cylinder engine makes it unique in its category and class, having said with a maximum power of 8.6 kW (11.5 bhp) @ 7500 rpm and 11 Nm torque @ 6000 rpm makes the motor-cycle robust and sturdy. Along with its sporty look and cheeky appearance, the present model comes in candy blazing red, techno blue, black with sporty red making it lively in nature.

Comfort

The comfort of Hero Glamour FI, explicitly for has Telescopic and hydraulic 5-step adjustable shock absorbers in the front and the rear, respectively. An 18-inch front and rear alloy wheel give the motor-cycle better control on smooth and rough roads.

Safety

For every human and being safety comes to its prime, being said that, the Hero Glamour FI comes with a 240 mm ventilated front disc brake enabling a firm grip on the road, tubed tyres ensuring effective control and safer braking. The bike ensures a remarkable digital console and a 12V DC head-lamp of Halogen bulb for brighter and clearer visibility on road at day-night. 

Having said that the Hero Glamour FI competes with other bikes like Honda CB Shine SP, Bajaj Pulsar 150 giving a great option for people to get a glimpse of the bike.

Here's The List of Top 10 Best Mileage Bikes under Rs. 80,000 in India