Let’s see how the Aprilia RS 150 fares in Indian traffic conditions.

Question

The Aprilia RS 150 has a sporty riding position and performance oriented bits which might not always be suitable to ride through Indian city traffic. The debate continues amongst riders as to whether the bike is maneuverable in tight spaces, comfortable in stop and go traffic and how it handles heat in hot weather. It’s agile and can weave through traffic, some argue, while others say it’s tiring for a daily commute riding position. It also discusses how well the performance characteristics of the bike translate to real world urban riding scenarios in India.

Vikas · Accepted Answer

It's surprisingly nimble! It is light enough to work in tight spots. There are just potholes to watch out for.

Pallavi · Answer

It’s a pain in heavy traffic, honestly. When you’re stopping and starting all the time, the sporty riding position gets uncomfortable real quick.

Angad · Answer

It handles well I find but the heat from the engine in stop and go traffic is unbearable in summer.

Manish · Answer

It's not daily commuting material, but it's not unmanageable. Weekends are when the real fun starts, hitting open roads.

Abhinit · Answer

It has great low speed stability for crawling traffic. It's not the most comfortable for long rides in the city though, that's for sure.

Love · Answer

I've gotten used to it. Once you adjust your riding style the initial discomfort goes away. Zippping through traffic gaps is actually fun.

Arjun · Answer

It’s too much for city riding. You never really use its full potential, nor do you use the sporty ergonomics in traffic.

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