Bajaj has launched the Qute for 16 countries but its Indian launch has been postponed due to the case registered against Bajaj Autos regarding the safety of the vehicle in supreme court of India. The Qute was ready for production a long time ago and finally Bajaj launched it for export markets as the case would take long to settle in the Indian courts. The price for the same has been kept at INR 1,32,000($2000) for the other countries, pointing toward a lower tag if launched in the Indian market. It is powered by 217 cc engine producing 13 BHP and 19.6 NM of torque. The top speed has been rated at 70 kmph and it returns a company claimed mileage of 35 kmpl.

The Bajaj Pulsar CS400 would be made with an intention of making long rides comfortable. The term CS stands for cruiser sport and the bike would be made with all the effective comforts of a cruiser bike with the aggression of a sports bike. It would definitely be comfortable as the siting posture would be quiet relaxed on the bike. It will get the 373.2 cc, liquid cooled and fuel injected engine producing an expected output of 43 BHP and 35 NM of torque. The gearbox would be 6-speed and the bike would be placed with a price tag of around INR 1,60,000.

The best bike among all of these is the Yamaha R15 as it comes with the most aerodynamically effective design and the lightest body among all of the bikes. It performs extremely well on tracks as well as normal roads. It comes with a 149.8 cc engine producing 16.8 BHP and 15 NM. It comes mated to a 6-speed gearbox. The current price of R15 starts at INR 1,15,241.

Bajaj offers a semi-synthetic engine oil named Bajaj DTS-i 10,000. The oil needs top up at every 5,000 km while the oil change interval is at 10,000 kms. The motorcycle can also be serviced with other oils of the same viscosity but using the same one as Bajaj will not void the warranty of the engine. The motorcycle is good for 14.9 Bhp and 12.5 Nm of torque.

Bajaj Pulsar 220F is a better option when compared to Hero Karizma ZMR v2.0. Bajaj Pulsar offers a better design with it's semi faired body design while the fully faired ZMR looks outdated in front of its rival. The Bajaj Pulsar comes for INR 87,698 whereas the Karizma retails for around INR 1,05,000. Pulsar produces 20.8 Bhp and 19.8 Nm of torque from it's 220 cc oil cooled engine. it comes up with a 0-100 kmph sprint time of just 9.5 seconds.

The Bajaj RE60, named as Qute for the international market has been launched in 16 countries including Sri Lanka. The availability cannot be guaranteed till date but soon it will be sold along with the other Bajaj products in the country. The Qute comes with 217 cc petrol engine producing 13 BHP and 19.6 NM of torque. It gets a 5-speed gearbox returns a 36 kmpl of certified mileage. The top speed of the same is rated at 70 kmph and it would be launched at a price of 2,60,000 Sri-lankan Rupees.