The Ducati showroom close to you is in Maharashtra and you can easily buy a Ducati from Maharashtra and get in registered in Tamil Nadu. The procedure would be explained to you by the Ducati representative at the Mumbai showroom which is situated at Plot No. 80, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Opp. Reserve Bank of India, Worli, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400018. You can contact them at 022 6940 6944. The prices of the bikes highly vary across various states and Ducati has discontinued the Street Fighter from its bikes range. You can only buy the Diavel, which is available in 3 different variants, ranging from INR 13,92,255-37,30,171(ex-showroom Delhi, would vary in Mumbai).

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Bajaj Autos has effectively priced the Pulsar AS200 and it comes with a price tag of INR 94,327 in Bihar. When calculating on-road, the price comes to a near figure of INR 1,04,000. The bike comes with excellent styling and brings features like projector headlamps, windshield and a semi faired body design with muscular cowl around the fuel tank. It comes with a 199.5 cc, liquid cooled motor, producing 23.17 BHP and 18.3 NM of torque. The bike comes with a 6-speed gearbox and equips disc brakes on both the wheels. Its refined engine is quite powerful and returns a mileage of 35-40 kmpl.

Bajaj Pulsar AS200 - Adventure Never Stops

Honda CB Shine comes in 3 different variants, with a price range of INR 58,560-64,574 which when calculated on road comes out to be INR 63,417-69,811 in Ahmedabad. The bike is offered in a non-disc, disc and CBS variant. It comes with a 124.7 cc engine, producing 10.12 BHP @ 7500 rpm and 10.54 NM @ 5500 rpm. The bike gets a 4-speed gearbox and returns a mileage of 55-60 kmpl. It gets a 10.5 liter fuel tank and a 240 mm disc brake. The bike comes in various attractive shades and comes with a good 157 mm of ground clearance.

2014 Honda CB Shine - Winner's Choice

Bajaj Platina is a better option when compared to TVS Star City. The bike comes with a 102 cc engine producing 8 BHP @ 7,500 rpm and 8.7 BHP @ 5,000 rpm. It comes mated to a 4-speed gearbox and comes with better riding position than the TVS Star City. It comes with a 190 mm ground clearance, making it more friendly on the Indian roads. It comes with a company claimed mileage of 96.9 kmpl and a top speed of 90 kmph. Its 11.5 liter fuel tank makes it good for 700+ kmpl. Platina ES comes with a price tag of INR 44,500.

Bajaj Platina ES - World's Mileage Champion

Bajaj Discover 150F is the most affordable 150 cc motorcycle in the Indian market currently. It gets a semi faired design, featuring an attractive yet simplistic design. The bike comes with a 144.8 cc, single cylinder motor producing 14.3 BHP @ 8500 rpm and 12.75 NM @ 6500 rpm. The gearbox remains a 5-speed unit and the bike weighs 132 kg. It gets a 200 mm front petal disc brake and 130 mm rear drum brake. Company claims a fuel economy of 72 kmpl and the bike offers a good seat height of 795 mm. It gets a price tag of INR 61,000 and does not retain a good resale value.

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Honda's PCX 125 has very little chances of launch in India in the current year. No clear cut segment for the Italian design scooters has delayed the launch as every brand is waiting for the other to create a competitive approach. PCX 125 comes with a 124.9 cc engine, producing 11.17 BHP @ 8,000 rpm and 11.56 NM @ 6,000 rpm. The gearbox remains automatic and the scooter weighs 124 kg. The fuel tan capacity of 6.2 liters make it a city friendly vehicle, with a range of 225-250 km. It comes with a front 220 mm disc brake and rear gets drum brakes only. The scooter is expected with a price of INR 70,000.

Quick Facts - Honda PCX 125

Pulsar NS200 does not come with ABS option. So, if safety is your prime concern then go for TVS Apache 180 RTR. But if you want pawerful, value for money bike then go for NS200. You can check Pulsar AS200 also. Price of AS200 is same as 200NS & comes with additional fearures like projector headlamp, Windshield, Upright sitting position for comfort etc.

The hype was created by some facebook users as they claimed that half of the KTM owners have passed off as they bought a KTM. The thing was an attempt to mislead the buyers and Bajaj Autos had filed a complaint regarding that also. The hype creators have apologized for their misleading and wrong information. KTM bikes are made from the best parts available in the industry and they offer a lot of value for money products. Their flagship Indian bike, RC390 comes with the most effective price tag in the industry and comes loaded with features like ABS, dual disc brakes and slipper clutch. It is even better than many of the INR 1.5 lakh more costing bikes, as they even miss on the safety measures. KTM is safe and the rider should be responsible for a better and safe driving environment, avoiding speeding in crowd or cities.

KTM RC 390 - Racing Genes

The Royal Enfield Machismo is a discontinued model from the manufacturer and the current lineup includes Standard, Classic, Electra, Thunderbird and Continental GT series. The bike used the same 346 cc engine, producing 18 BHP @ 5,500 rpm and 27.5 NM @ 3,500 rpm. At its time of sale, the Classic 350 was not even planned and it shared the same divided seat concept as being used presently. It was actually a bike with features of all the current lineup, using the disc brake as on the Electra series, tyres as on the Standard Bullet series and a windshield as on the Thunderbird series. It was lightweight when compared to the other Bullet's and used a lot of Chrome, making it more appealing than the others at that time.

No launch date for the Honda CB150R Streetfire has been announced by Honda till date. The Honda bikes to be launched soon are the CB Hornet 160R, the CBR150R and CBR 250R, that too with color updates only for the CBR siblings. The CB150R Streetfire would definitely make out late in the Indian market, most probably in the next year. The bike is powered by a 149.16 cc, liquid cooled and fuel injected motor, producing 16.8 BHP and 13.8 NM of torque. It would be mated to a 6-speed gearbox and would comes with a 12 liter fuel tank. The bike comes with 276 mm disc brake for the front wheel and 220 mm for the rear. It is expected with a price tag of INR 1,00,000.

The irritating sound and white smoke is mostly caused when the engine is near to the point of seizing. You should not ride the bike until a mechanic checks the level of engine oil or it is even suggested to get it towed to the service center than taking the risk. The engine oil level in the engine would have gone significantly low, which causes the parts to generate more friction and then the white smoke. You should get your engine checked and get is repaired under the warranty period as the problem would have been caused due to the mistake of the service center mechanics also.

The better bike for your budget and long term use is the Honda CB Shine. The bike comes with a 124.7 cc engine, producing 10.12 BHP @ 7,500 rpm and 10.54 NM @ 5,500 rpm. The power values of Shine are much better than Saluto's figures, making it more powerful and comfortable to ride. More BHP makes your top speed more whereas more torque increases the weight carrying capacity. With these values, two persons on a bike can ride more smoothly than the Yamaha Saluto's values. Shine gets a 4-speed gearbox and comes with an option of CBS(Combi Braking System), making it more practical and safe to use. It comes with a price tag of INR 55,559.

2014 Honda CB Shine - Winner's Choice

The reason behind the delay of Yamaha XMAX is the absence of the segment of scooters which XMAX belongs to, which even more specifically requires extensive testing and cost cutting measures to bring the scooter in an Indian accepted pricing values. These types of scooters retails for $4000 and above, making them nearly INR 2,50,000 for the Indian market. The prices are to be taken down with more localization and component replacements, which takes really a lot of time for the manufacturers. The XMAX comes with a motorbike inspired design, making it different from huge Italian design scooters.

Quick Facts - Yamaha X-MAX 125

Both the models of Honda Dio and even most of the scooters in the Honda lineup has a seat height of 765 mm. The difference between the old Dio and the new one is that the ground clearance has been raised from 145 mm to 158 mm. The old one gets the 102 cc, 7 BHP engine whereas the new one comes with 109.2 cc engine, 8 BHP and 8.77 NM of torque. The Dio comes in impressive shades and now returns a mileage of 60 kmpl. The fuel tank capacity is 5.3 liters and the ride weighs 105 kg. The new Dio comes with a price tag of INR 47,887.

Quick Facts - 2015 Honda Dio

The KTM RC200 comes with a top speed of 140 kmph. The bike is powered by a 199.5 cc, 1-cylinder liquid cooled and fuel injected engine. It produces 24.6 BHP and 19.2 NM of torque. The bike comes with excellent running dynamics and shares its design with the elder RC390. It comes with a 6-speed manual transmission and would not win if raced against RS400. The basic reason is that both the bike belong to a different category. RC is a 200 cc bike whereas the RS400 is 373.2 cc bike. It can reach a top speed of 170+ kmph and would make it more fast to reach 100 kmph. The RC200 comes with a price tag of INR 1,67,000 and the price of Pulsar 400 is yet to be announced.

KTM RC 200 - City Performance

TVS Draken was a concept bike shown at the Auto Expo and would not make way into the Indian automobile market. The TVT Apache RTR 200, which is expected to be launched soon is said to be based upon the Draken concept, but with a smaller engine option. The Draken was seen with a 250 cc, short stroke, race inspired engine producing 38.5 BHP and 23 NM of torque from its liquid cooled and fuel injected motor. With its light 134 kg body, the bike would have been really fast on the roads and the same DNA will flow through the new Apache RTR 200. The Draken was seen with a 6-speed transmission, making way for a 6-speed unit for the upcoming Apache.

Quick Facts - TVS Draken

For every bike with a twin headlight structure, one resembles low beam and the other is for high beam. The one with the low beam will reflect the light downwards, making the area enlightened limited to few meters whereas the high beam side gets a braoader area under its effect. The high beam light is adjusted in such a way that it dazzles the eye and feels more sharp compared to the low beam. Fazer gets a 35W low and high beam, making the bulbs same and the arrangement of reflectors inside the frame in such a way that the beam goes far away from the source.

The Bajaj Pulsar NS200 comes without a kick start as the motorcycle comes with an efficient battery, handling all the equipments easily with it 8Ah capacity. The bike comes with an impressive naked design and its engine is shared with the KTM family's 199.5 cc,1-cylinder unit, making out 23.17 BHP and 18.3 NM of torque. The bike comes a 6-speed gearbox and has a single variant only. The front disc brakes measures 280 mm whereas the rear is 230 mm. It lacks ABS, which is being offered in the optional variant of RS200, the naked bike based sport tourer bike. The 200NS is said to be added to the list of discontinued bikes as it was having poor sales and the newly introduced AS200 required more production. It is priced at INR 91,550.

All You Need to Know about Bajaj Pulsar 200NS

The superbike loan generally counts into the common auto loan procedure in which the bank charger a minimum interest rate of 12.5 % and the interest rate depends even upon the tenure for which the loan is applied. You can confirm the exact amount of loan, which can be sanctioned for the Street Triple costing INR 7,91,080. You can discuss the possible wayouts by contacting your nearest SBI branch. The estimated EMI on INR 7,91,080 where INR 1,00,000 down payment at 12.5 % for 3 years is INR 23,050.