Top 3 Best Selling Bikes in India - Allbikehere

Who does not want to move freely? You surely want to know about the currently the most trending motorbike among independent vehicles. Especially young people prefer bikes. Nowadays, bikes worth Rs 75,000 to Rs 1.50 Lakh are sold more. In this post we will tell you about the best bikes sold in India for Rs 1–1.5 Lakh in the financial year 2019–2020. In this article you are going to get to know about the best selling bikes in India.

Top 3 Best selling Bikes in India

Apache RTR Series (160,180,160 4V, 200 4V) Series:

Prices for this series start at Rs 95,000. The Apache RTR 160 model is priced at Rs 95,000 at the X showroom in Delhi. However, in other ex-showrooms of the country, the price of this bike is more than 1 Lakh rupees. The Apache series sold 3, 75,232 units in fiscal year 2019–2020. However, 21.5 per cent less than the 4, 65,322 units sold in the financial year 2018–2019. Then there are the best-selling bikes of this financial year.

Now let’s talk about the engine. It is a single cylinder, 4 valve, oil cooled 160cc engine. The engine produces 16.3 bhp of power at 6000 rpm and 14.7 Nm of torque at 7500 rpm. The fuel supply of the engine is the carburetor.

The rest of the bike is completely redesigned but the bike’s switch gears and rear view mirror are borrowed from the previous RTR 160. A new fully digital speedometer has been added to the bike, which shows the top speed recorder, time up to 0–60 km and much more. The thing I didn’t like was the bike’s low quality engine kill switch, which doesn’t go with all the other switches on the bike.

Yamaha FZ, FZ-S V3.0: 1, 6,621 units:

The bike ranks second in terms of sales, but if we talk about the range of one Lakh to one and a half Lakh rupees, then it is the best-selling motorbike in India. Talking about this bike it is the second top bikes in the list of the riders, the riders choose this bike due to its body design as well as it gives the best speed and look as well. The bike is priced at Rs 99,200 in Delhi showrooms, but is priced higher in other places. The bike was priced at Rs 1.03 Lakh at an ex-showroom in Delhi. The Yamaha FZ V3.0 sold 1, 8,621 units in FY2020, compared to 2, 19, 84 units in FY20.

The Yamaha Motor Company in India has added some updates to their FZS FI model for 2021. The latest iteration of the Yamaha was the 150cc roadster which is two kilograms lighter than the previous 2020 model, and as well as the weighing scale at 135kg as against 137kg of its predecessor.

The 2021 FZS FI also benefits from the new Yamaha Motorcycle which is connect to the X Bluetooth technology that offers access to functions such as answer back, hazard, e-lock, locate my bike etc. Styling updates include a new 3D emblem. The five colour options of FZS FI which will be sold in– matte red (new), dark matte blue, matte black, dark knight, and vintage edition.

However, the changes are very limited to the updates mentioned above. The safety net in the bike has been further enhanced for the riders with the addition of a side-stand engine cutoff function in the bike. The feature list continues to comprise an LED headlight, a single-channel ABS, a 140mm wide rear radial tyre, chrome highlights, as well as a two-level single-piece saddle.

Mechanical specifications of the bike have continued to include a BS6-compliant 149 cc, along with a fuel-injected engine that makes 12.2bhp and 13.6Nm. The hardware in the bike comprises a telescopic fork at the front, a preload-adjustable rear mono-shock, along with disc brakes on both of the wheels.

The FZS FI competes against the other Bikes Review likes of the Honda X-Blade, Bajaj Pulsar NS160, and Suzuki Gixxer as well.

Royal Enfield Bullet 350:

Royal Enfield’s Bullet 350 and 350ES bikes have two separate sales numbers. The Bullet 350 sold 1, 30,620 units this fiscal year. This is why this bike ranks third on this list. Sales of the only bike on the list have not dropped much, with only a 5 percent drop from the previous year. This is one of the best bikes which was liked and used by many persons; this bike enhances the personality of the rider.

The Bullet 350 is Royal Enfield’s oldest and the best entry-level offering to the riders that is available in a three different variants. The standard model of the Royal Enfield features the original old-school Royal Enfield badging with kick starter. Meanwhile, the X models of the bike are available with kick starter and an electric starter both along with other cosmetic changes over the standard variant which make the the bike to look slightly more modern.

The X trim of the Bullet 350 has come with a feature of a blacked-out theme which is only on the fuel tank being the colored component. The new variants of the bullet has support a blacked-out fenders, rims, engine, turn indicators, battery cover along with a side panels. From the last many years, the iconic Bullet bike has been evolved but still this stayed true to its essence of being an old-school cruiser.

The features of the Bullet 350 retro dials with an analogue speedometer, single-cylinder, ammeter, and a key slot on the console. The bullet is powered by fuel-injected mill churning which was out 19.1bhp of power at 5,250rpm, an air-cooled 346cc, along with a 28Nm of torque at 4,000rpm. This motor bike comes to the riders with a mated to a five-speed gearbox. The Bullet maintains its retro theme in terms of hardware with a single down tube chassis, spoke wheels, conventional front forks and dual shock absorbers at the rear. The Bullet 350 has comes in a standard color of green and black colour options. For braking, it gets a disc brake only at the front with ABS while the it has a rear does away with a drum brake.

As for the X variant, the KS model gets silver and black colour options while the ES is available in red, blue and black paint schemes. For more — upcoming and launched bike news, review visit allbikehere.com