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with that kind of budget you can seriously move up to executive commuter class,say shine or stunner or p135.
now i suggest you to get the most powerful in the budget i.e. 135.
i am getting 56+ kmpl city mileage,it has enough power to roam around in the city and smoke some 150 cc.
the saddle height is not that much,with comfortable riding position.
it has got all those goodies like clip-ons,digi-speedo,dc lighting,led tail-lamp.
it is a traffic-cutter,light handle bar along with 122 kg kerb weight helps in zig-zaging in nagging city traffic.
i know you are beginner ,but sooner or later you will feel a urge to get hold of more powerful machine ,so why not start with a baby pulsar.

tell about dream yuga


i am looking for the 100 - 110cc commuter bike only. though i will test ride pulsar to see whether i am comfortable with that.

guys tell about dream yuga??

I test rode the Dream Yuga, but found it to be significantly behind Bajaj Discover 100 in 4G in comfort levels and also performance, though its priced higher. I later test rode the entire Discover range, and now I feel they are class leading in terms of comfort, with the only issue being that Discover 100/125/150 all have smaller sized bodies and seats. But that's because of my height (6') and for you it will actually be an advantage. Just go to a Bajaj showroom and test ride the Discover 100 4G, Discover 125, Discover 125ST and Discover 150 apart from Pulsar 135LS. You will find them all easier to ride due to Exhaus-Tec that boosts bottom end torque (learners tend to oftens tall bikes by not downshifting in time), and once you become comfortable they are good at speeds as well.

When any bike is in motion then it's not all a difficult task to handle a bike. So don't worry on height stuff. Even a good feet posture would also fall if he is riding insane!!
Your needs are clear: riding between 45-55kmph, but would this be even after 1-2 months?? If yes then why not a gearless scooter?? That would be more comfortable in riding with feet touch and mileage of around 35-45kmpl.

If no then what difference would it make for a 100 or 125cc ??
it's better you go with 125 cc Honda Shine or Yuga.
No bike is easy to handle, it's your maturity while riding. Id you ride insane then today or tomorrow you be kissing ground.

I would recommend Honda, because Hero is going through he crisis of their developing a new R& D and sales strategy.

Yuga and Shine are best to fit in your budget, very comfortable to ride with excellent mileage and most refined and reliable engine!!!

You are new to biking so i would suggest you to be 125cc only!!
Yuga is 110cc where as Shine is 125cc and there is no front disc in Yuga but you get it in Shine. Average wise both would be pretty close than a major difference. So Shine is good to buy!! After Honda still holds the best tech and engine image even today!!

this comparison might help you while choosing a better bike for you..

Comparo - 2012 Honda Dream Yuga vs Suzuki Hayate vs Hero Splendor+ - Overdrive

don't know why but I would hit yuga, it's style is much different than rest!!! Donno why?? But I recommend Yuga and more better: Shine!!