The approx mileage of Yamaha Mt-25 is 25 kmpl for the city riding conditions and 32 kmpl for the highways. The twin cylinder street bike comes with a muscular design and a performance oriented approach. It produces a peak of 35.5 NM @ 12,000 rpm and 22.6 NM @ 10,000 rpm. The body has been designed in order to be aerodynamically efficient and still looks much muscular than others in the segment. It is expected to arrive later this year, with an expected price tag of INR 2,20,000. The bike will come in dual tone colors and a single variant only.

Yamaha MT-25 - All-New 250cc Street Motorcycle

The Yamaha MT-25 comes with an expected price of INR 2,20,000 and the expected launch date has not been confirmed by any of the agency. It is most probably launching in India this year. The bike comes with a 2-cylinder, 249 cc engine, producing 35.5 BHP @ 12,000 rpm and 22.6 NM @ 10,000 rpm. The front end of the motorcycle resembles the FZ series whereas the rear end in the same as the R25. It comes with 6-speed manual transmission, with each gear providing the optimum performance for better and shorter 0-100 timings.

Yamaha MT-25 - All-New 250cc Street Motorcycle

The Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS returns a mileage of 35 kmpl for the city roads and 40 kmpl for the highways. The 199.5 cc engine produces 23.17 BHP and 18.3 NM of torque. The bike comes with 6-sped transmission and the same 200 cc motor is being used by Bajaj for its AS200 and RS200, the fastest Pulsar yet. In future the same motor may power its CS 200, which is a cruiser sport bike. The engine is smooth and powerful, being best when used for short distance high speed driving. It comes with a price tag of INR 91,500.

All You Need to Know about Bajaj Pulsar 200NS

TVS Jupiter comes with a company claimed figure of 62 kmpl. The Jupiter comes with 109.7 cc engine, producing 7.88 BHP @ 7500 rpm and 8 NM @ 5500 rpm. The TVS Jupiter comes CVT transmission and a 5 liter of fuel tank. This makes Jupiter good for a 220+ km journey on a single full tank. The ride gets better with 12 inches of rubber on the black 5-spoke alloy wheels and 6 magnificent colors for every taste. The front telescopic suspension makes the journey joyful and its 150 mm ground clearance makes it good on bumpy roads also. It comes with a price tag of INR 46,925.

TVS Jupiter 110 - Zyaya Ka Fayda

The Hero Achiever comes with a normal Halogen lamp which are capable of lighting the road for normal weather conditions. It can be replaced with LED bulb as the battery provided by the company is the maintenance free unit with enough power to support a different lamp. The LED bulbs use lesser power than the standard bulbs, making it a good choice for better visibility. You will also require a relay in the middle of the wiring so that the chances of mishap are cutted down whenever required. The Achiever comes with a traditional 150 cc engine producing 13.4 BHP only. The bike is available with a price tag of INR 62,500.

Quick Facts - Hero Achiever 150

TVS Qube is a hybrid scooter whose launch date has not yet been decided by the manufacturer. It features a 110 cc petrol engine combined with a 800W electric motor. The automatic scooter is said to be with drum brakes for both the wheels and tubeless tyres for better riding. The vehicle weighs only 114 kg, making it a lightweight and zippy scooter. The design speaks in the negative manner as it looks old and outdated. The expected price for this hybrid is INR 65,000 and its small electric motor seems more like an experiment than a real life usable entity. The concept requires many improvements and will surely take time for its launch.

Honda Aviator comes with Honda Eco Technology(HET), which guarantees every Honda scooter to return 60 kmpl mileage. You can expect the Aviator to return 45 kmpl in the city riding conditions and 52 kmpl for the highways. The mileage written by the manufacturers is a non practical figure from a non practical test environment. Honda Aviator gets the same engine as that of Honda Activa 3G, but being costlier due to its more premium looking design and features like disc brake and body colored front inside panels. Even the front 12 inch tyre makes it a better option over the Activa 3G.

Honda Aviator - Live Your Style

The Hyosung GV250 is a cruiser motorcycle with V-Twin 249 cc liquid cooled engine, producing 26.21 BHP @ 9500 rpm and 21.37 NM @ 7000 rpm. The oil cooled, fuel injected engine returns a mileage of 30 kmpl. The on-road price of the cruiser will be INR 2,95,000 and the bike comes with a weight of 179 kg. One of the best offerings from Hyosung, the cruiser is economical and powerful, making it a nice choice for cruiser lovers. It comes with a 5-speed manual gearbox, which seems outdated due to the 6-speed availability in smaller bikes also. The fat tyre bike can reach a top speed of 120 kmph.

Quick Facts - Hyosung GV250 Aquila

An engine starts heating if it has not been properly serviced from time to time. Servicing includes checking of its engine oil level, which is the major cause of heating, when available in low amount. Engine oil lets the engine work smoothly in harsh environments and its low amount is a clear indication that friction inside the components will increase and therefore more heat will be generated. Small amount of heating is expected as the engine of Bajaj Discover 125 is air cooled only, but higher heating points directly at the level of fluids inside the bikes running mechanism. You can contact your nearest service center before the parts of the engine gets seriously damaged and the engine seizes itself. The regular service interval of Bajaj bikes is 5,000 kms and one should strictly get the bike serviced within the period for better engine life and mileage.

The new FZ v2.0 Fi brings a very smooth riding experience with itself. The newer version gets a better and refined engine, which produces less paper values than the older version but is really a very frugal unit. It return more mileage than the older one and is really a good ride for both city as well as highway rides. The Yamaha FZ v2.0 comes with a better seat width than the older version, making it more comfortable than before. It has the widest tyres out of all the above listed bikes, making it the most road friendly ride. It just sits back when it comes to wind blast reduction as Bajaj Pulsar offers a windshield which saves the rider from certain level of wind blasts.

All You Need to Know about Yamaha FZ and FZS Version 2.0 Fi

The maintenance of Yamaha FZ v2.0 has a service cycle of 6,000 kms or 3 months, whichever comes earlier. The cost of Yamaha paid service is equivalent to many other brand's service charges. The quality of Yamaha bikes make them different from many of their competitors. You can even opt of for AMC from the authorized service center in order to further reduce the charges of service. The new FZ v2.0 comes with fuel injection and reduced power, which has helped Yamaha in increasing the fuel efficiency and overall performance of the bike. It can now sprint faster, thanks to its 3 kg reduced weight.

All You Need to Know about Yamaha FZ and FZS Version 2.0 Fi

Bajaj has not currently disclosed its plans for exporting the newly made Adventure series in Nepal. You can check the Bajaj's Nepal website for updated information as the new release will be displayed in the Pulsar section. https://www.hhbajaj.com.np/content/pulsar.html Currently Bajaj offers Pulsar 150, 180, 220 DTS-i and Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS in Nepal. Bajaj Pulsar AS200 comes with the same dynamics and paper values as that of the 200 NS whereas the AS150 comes with a newly developed 150 cc engine, producing 16.8 BHP, which is equivalent to the current power value of Bajaj 180 DTS-i.

Triumph has officially not announced any date for the launch of America cruiser in India. Triumph is expanding slowly in India and setting up its new showrooms across the country. The current lineup includes Bonneville, Daytona, Rocket 3, Speed Triple, Tiger and Thunderbird. All the bikes are available through CBU(completely built up units), making them quiet expensive. Triumph also recently launched the Rocket X, a limited edition motorcycle, having the world's largest motorcycle production engine. America features a 865 cc engine, producing 60 BHP and 72 NM of torque. The expected price in India would be INR 7,50,000.

The Hero Maestro Red shade is available for INR 49,850. The price is ex-showroom and does not include optional accessories, AMC and extended warranty. The dual shade Maestro comes in Red and White shade, being INR 300 above the normal shade's price. Maestro features a different approach than the Honda Activa, even being built on the same underpinnings. The down payment is solely the decision of the finance manager and you can confirm the down payment from the dealer's outlet. The most probable value is above INR 15,000.

Hero Maestro - Steal the Show

Honda Activa 125 STD has an ex-showroom price of INR 56,225 whereas the Activa 3G costs INR 50,085. Both the scooters are the best selling scooters of India, but choosing between the both is a very confusing choice. The Activa 3G comes with a 110 cc engine whereas the other one has a 125 cc motor. Both returns equal mileage values and the power output is also the same in both the vehicles. the only difference comes out to be the telescopic forks in the Activa 125, for which most of the people prefer spending INR 6,000 less and buying an Activa 3G. The upper model of 125 comes with a disc brake for the front and alloy wheels.

Honda Activa 3G - The King of Scooters

The Pulsar AS200 is priced at INR 93,579 in Himachal Pradesh. The price is ex-showroom and local taxes and registration charge will apply on the same. It comes with a powerful 199.5 cc engine, producing 23.17 BHP @ 9500 rpm and 18.3 NM @ 8000 rpm. The on-road performance of the bike has been given a positive review by everyone as it comes with the best possible configuration for the segment. It comes with projector lamp for better visibility and double disc brakes for better control while braking. The tyres are wide and the seating position is comfortable for long rides.

Bajaj Pulsar AS200 - Adventure Never Stops

Pulsar 200 NS and 150 NS belong to the same naked family of Pulsars. The 200 is a bigger version, in terms of performance and engine capacity. Body of both the bikes resemble each other because they have been built on the same frame and most of the parts have been used common on both the bikes. The 200 NS has an option of wider tyres, a rear disc brake, a bigger front disc brake and liquid cooling. The 150 NS will provide nearly 16 BHP of power from its 150 cc engine whereas the 200 NS has a 199.5 cc engine, producing 23.17 BHP. The 150 is expected to be around INR 75,000 whereas the 200 NS costs at INR 91,500. Choosing between both the bikes solely depend on your need and the way the bike is to be used. The 150 NS would be a good option for city riding and is no doubt comfortable at highways also, but the 6-speed gearbox of the 200 NS will prove it to be a much better bike for the highways as well for short sprints in the city.

Hero Xtreme falls in the positive aspect side as it comes with all the features a person may need in his daily routine. It comes with a 149.2 cc, 14.2 BHP engine which is good at city performance and relaxed on the highways also. It has an option of double disc brake and if you got more highway driving, you can also go above the 50 kmpl mileage. Perfect match of power and economy is achieved as it also races from 0-60 kmph in 5 seconds. The only negative factor here is its 5-speed gearbox, which could have been 6-speed for further refinement and the design, which is quiet sharp and aggressive, but when compared to others seems odd from the front. You can definitely go for it if you have no such flaw felt while viewing and riding the bike.

Quick Facts - Hero Xtreme 150

The Bajaj Discover 150F returns a mileage of 50-55 kmpl. The motorcycle features a 150 cc engine with the economy of a 125 cc one. The engine is quiet powerful and as the throotle is pushed hard, the mileage significantly goes down. It will return a definite 50+ kmpl after its second or third service and the power generated is enough to handle some non ideal road conditions. It has been priced at INR 59,000 making it an economical 150 cc offering.

Quick Facts about Bajaj Discover 150F

Suzuki Skydrive has no specific date of launch in India and its test mule has not even been spotted till date, keeping the bike in the long awaited scooter list. The Skydrive would be from another segment of automobiles, which are more like a hybrid of scooter and motorcycle. The main attraction would be its 14 inch tyres, making it a plus point for Indian roads. It will return a 50 kmpl of mileage and its 3.9 liters of fuel tank would be the major drawback as it would be restricted to city riding only due to its short range. It will be powered by a 125 cc, air cooled fuel injected engine, producing 9.3 BHP and 9.6 NM.