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Could the Avenger 180 be made into an electric model?
14 January 2025 06:30
An electric Avenger? That could be pretty cool! A relaxed riding position would go nicely with the smooth power delivery of an electric motor. And imagine how quiet and vibration free those cruises would be too!
Could the Avenger 180 be made into an electric model?
14 January 2025 06:30
No way, man. There is no soul to the Avenger than the thumping engine. If it’s electric, you may as well not call it a car. It'd lose all its character.
Could the Avenger 180 be made into an electric model?
14 January 2025 06:30
I'm skeptical, but curious. The problem would be to keep the weight down and the range up. But if they can get that right, and price it right, it could be a game changer for electric cruisers in India.
Could the Avenger 180 be made into an electric model?
14 January 2025 06:30
That's an interesting idea, but I don't think Bajaj would do it. Instead of messing with the Avenger's legacy, they'd probably come up with a new electric model from scratch.
Could the Avenger 180 be made into an electric model?
14 January 2025 06:30
I'd love to see it happen! An electric cruiser with instant torque to imagine. That could alter the way people think about electric bikes and cruisers. If they wanted to, Bajaj could really innovate here.
In 2025, is the Bajaj Avenger 180 still relevant?
14 January 2025 06:30
Absolutely! The Avenger 180 is sort of that comfy old t shirt you can't bring yourself to throw away. It’s simple, reliable, and just does the job without any fuss. Sometimes you just want something that works in a world of overcomplicated bikes.
In 2025, is the Bajaj Avenger 180 still relevant?
14 January 2025 06:30
No way, man. The Avenger 180 is a dinosaur in 2025. It has no ABS, an outdated design, and no modern features to sell. Bajaj better wake up and either seriously overhaul it or just let it die already.
In 2025, is the Bajaj Avenger 180 still relevant?
14 January 2025 06:30
It's a niche market, but it's relevant. But some folks still like its no nonsense approach and low maintenance costs. If you are looking for a cruiser experience, but don’t want to break the bank, it’s perfect.
In 2025, is the Bajaj Avenger 180 still relevant?
14 January 2025 06:30
I'd say it's semi-relevant. While the Avenger 180 could do with some updates, it's still fundamentally a fun flyer. With a few modern safety features and a little design refresh, Bajaj could easily compete with the newer models.
In 2025, is the Bajaj Avenger 180 still relevant?
14 January 2025 06:30
Relevant? Maybe not. Iconic? Definitely. The Avenger 180 is the Ambassador of motorcycles, it’s outdated, but it’s loved. Not for everyone, but if you do get it, you really get it.
Should Bajaj bring in an Avenger 400 to give Royal Enfield a run for its money?
14 January 2025 06:30
Hell yeah! An Avenger 400 would be nice. Imagine the punch of Dominar engine with the comfort of Avenger. It would run Royal Enfield a close second.
Should Bajaj bring in an Avenger 400 to give Royal Enfield a run for its money?
14 January 2025 06:30
Nah, it's too late. The cult following that Royal Enfield has that even if Bajaj were to make an Avenger 400, it wouldn't dent Royal Enfield's sales. Instead, they should be focusing on improving their already good lineup.
Should Bajaj bring in an Avenger 400 to give Royal Enfield a run for its money?
14 January 2025 06:30
I'm on the fence. Bajaj could end up competing with itself but an Avenger 400 sounds cool. That niche is already pretty well filled by the Dominar. They should just update the current Avenger models.
Should Bajaj bring in an Avenger 400 to give Royal Enfield a run for its money?
14 January 2025 06:30
Absolutely! But they need to do it right. Don't just put the Dominar engine into Avenger body. Redesign it completely, give it new modern features, and aggressive pricing. Then we're talking!
Should Bajaj bring in an Avenger 400 to give Royal Enfield a run for its money?
14 January 2025 06:30
I do want to see it, but I do not see Bajaj doing it. Instead, it looks happy to let KTM and Triumph take care of the premium segment and concentrate on mass market bikes. That strategy might mess up with an Avenger 400.
Does it really ride comfortable for extended trips on the Avenger 180?
14 January 2025 06:30
As someone who has done a 500km trip on an Avenger 180, I can say it’s pretty damn comfortable. The position is laid back for cruising, and I had no back pain after hours on the road.
Does it really ride comfortable for extended trips on the Avenger 180?
14 January 2025 06:30
Comfortable? Maybe for the first hour. After that, it's torture. On long rides footpeg position gets uncomfortable and the seat is too soft. City use is fine, but not for touring.
Does it really ride comfortable for extended trips on the Avenger 180?
14 January 2025 06:30
It depends on your body type. It fits me perfectly, I'm 5'8'. Although my taller friend hates it. You just need to test ride it for at least an hour before you decide.
Does it really ride comfortable for extended trips on the Avenger 180?
14 January 2025 06:30
It's comfortable, but with mods. I added a back rest and changed the handle bar position a bit. It is perfect now for my weekend trips.
Does it really ride comfortable for extended trips on the Avenger 180?
14 January 2025 06:30
In a weird way, it’s comfortable. It's not the most ergonomic, but the riding position just seems right for long rides. I can't explain it but I love it.
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