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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 2
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Hi guys,
I'm planning to buy my first bike in chennai for commuting to work everyday. My budget is ~55000. I will be commuting mainly in city traffic, 150 km a week. I'm 5'8" - 85kgs, my main concern is the lower end bikes might look too small for me. I'm planning to use the bike for only 2 years and upgrade to a higher end one. Also, since this is my first time riding a geared bike, i would prefer one with a smooth handling if possible. Mileage ~50 is good enough. Your guidance is much appreciated. Thanks! |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Bengaluru
Posts: 1,293
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I would recommend you Suzuki Sling shot,
1. Superb build quality (better than Shine/HH bike) 2. Superb torque (XTP) 3. Very good mileage of 50-55kmpl 4. Best service 5. Expect very good re-sale value as well 6. It will mostly 'suit' your physique as well.(5'8",85 kilos) Extend your budget for Unicorn/Xtreme/GSR, these bikes well suited for your physique. ![]() FYI, P135 has very uncomfortable seating/posture, it costs 60K upwards, it may not suit your physique as well, test ride and check out for your self. |
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Careful Rider
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Mumbai
Posts: 304
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1. Yamaha SX/SZ-X 2. Bajaj Discover 150 3. Yamaha SS125 4. HH Glamour There may be other options available but I think these are some good options. If I were you, I would choose the Yamaha SZ/SZ-X |
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Red Devil
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Mumbai, now in Pune....
Posts: 243
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SZ-X have a decent mileage too, you are guaranteed to get atleast 50 KMPL is you are a sane rider. SZ-X is the one for you buddy. TD it. Also consider Honda Shine, 125 CC but a very good package in 125 CC range. Good mileage, low maintenance, and Honda's refinement.
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18...till i die..
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i have some doubts to your suggestion.
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