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    Help me choose a bike between 50k and 70k

    Hi,
    I am totally new to biking and would like to choose a bike which costs between 50000 and 60000..i know most of the major bikes come under this category...but still I am not able to make up my mind on one of them (theres just too many choices and brands!!!)..i mostly need it for commuting to work and back and occasionally go on weekend outings (not long distances though)..i m looking for a reliable bike (means i wont be selling it for a long time to come) and one that gives a decent mileage of at least around 50kmpl...any brand will do (though i prefer Honda and yamaha) and as i m totally new to biking, i have no idea if more power would be better or not..please give me some suggestions..i would be happy to answer any doubts that u have for giving me good suggestions!!!
    Last edited by monstersid; 04-29-2012, 10:22 AM. Reason: Sorry for the mistake in title..it should be 60k and not 70k...Dont know where to change it!!!
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    • #3
      Hi Welcome to Xbhp.....

      since you are in need of good reliability and mileage....... i'd suggest Twister...
      its a good looking bike with decent power for city riding....
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Berlin View Post
        Hi Welcome to Xbhp.....

        since you are in need of good reliability and mileage....... i'd suggest Twister...
        its a good looking bike with decent power for city riding....

        thanks for the reply..even i liked twister..but i was thinking why not a bit more power for the same money..wont i get yamaha gladiator ss for the same price??how is that wen compared to twister??

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        • #5
          Originally posted by monstersid View Post
          thanks for the reply..even i liked twister..but i was thinking why not a bit more power for the same money..wont i get yamaha gladiator ss for the same price??how is that wen compared to twister??
          yup Gladiator is a good one and stylish too....... since now you are into power also, why dont you consider pulsar 135.....? it has got 4valve engine with Dtsi..... so power + mileage......
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          • #6
            yeah..p135 is good..but i havent got good reviews for that bike till now..i read that after some months of usage, it needs continuous servicing and stuff...another thing u can add to my set of requirements is maintenance free or very less maintenance..

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            • #7
              Originally posted by monstersid View Post
              yeah..p135 is good..but i havent got good reviews for that bike till now..i read that after some months of usage, it needs continuous servicing and stuff...another thing u can add to my set of requirements is maintenance free or very less maintenance..
              looks like you need to visit the gs150r thread once!!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by muztariq View Post
                looks like you need to visit the gs150r thread once!!

                i just did..thanks for the suggestion..i didnt know about this bike..but then i always thought that the 150cc segment bikes r either too costly or give very less mileage..thats why i was ooking at 125-135cc bikes..this one looks good to me as of now...thanks!!

                P.S--just looked at the price..its 71.5k on road..its above my budget line u see..initially my budget was only 50k which i raised to 60..but i thought many bikes wont fit in this range, so started the thread with 70k..i dont want to cross the 60k mark for on road...Sorry!!!
                Last edited by monstersid; 04-27-2012, 01:26 AM.

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                • #9
                  P135 doesn't require any more maintenance than other bikes.The maintenance cost is low and it is the best in its class. GS150R lacks initial power but has a smooth engine and good top end. But as you're not considering it i would strongly suggest pulsar 135LS. And before going for gladiator please check its ownership thread.many users are complaining about problems there..!
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                  • #10
                    Yamaha SS125.
                    Best in the category.
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                    2015 ~ 2017 TVS Wego (Totaled at 18k)
                    2015 - Bajaj Pulsar 220F (Currently 31k) < Garage Queen!
                    2017 - Bajaj CT100B (Currently 21k) < 'Golden Quadrilateral' Runner!

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by paradox View Post
                      P135 doesn't require any more maintenance than other bikes.The maintenance cost is low and it is the best in its class. GS150R lacks initial power but has a smooth engine and good top end. But as you're not considering it i would strongly suggest pulsar 135LS. And before going for gladiator please check its ownership thread.many users are complaining about problems there..!

                      thanks for the suggestion..will surely look into it!!

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                      • #12
                        On road prices

                        can someone please tell me where i can find on road prices for yamaha bikes..they havent posted it on their site yet!!!

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by monstersid View Post
                          can someone please tell me where i can find on road prices for yamaha bikes..they havent posted it on their site yet!!!
                          On road prices differ from state to state and also at times from city to city and hence might not be given on the site. its always better to get first hand information from the dealer directly.
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                          • #14
                            Suzuki gives onroad prices of their bikes on all cities on their site
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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by paradox View Post
                              Suzuki gives onroad prices of their bikes on all cities on their site
                              yeah..and so does Honda and hero Motocorp..I guess even bajaj gives off prices for some of the bikes..thats why asked about yamaha..

                              Anyways..in the same price segment how does yamaha SZ score as its a 150 cc bike but at a lower price???

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