Best sports bikes in India – Sports bikes junkies are typically interested in the technical nuances of riding and are pretty fussy about their motorcycles.

Quite obviously so, because such beasts need special attention as they rule the road and not everybody can afford them. Good sports bike are a rare sight in Indian roads because out of the wealthy lot, people are still apprehensive about it.

However, the bike companies have spelled a fresh life into the market scene by launching some really worthwhile sports bikes lately, we are referring to the big name companies here.

Take a look below about the Best Sports Bikes In India in vogue:

1 – Bajaj Pulsar RS200:

This bike is priced at 1.25-1.37 lacs and runs on patrol. The speed limit is 35 kmpl and gives out 199.5 cc.

2 – Kawasaki Ninja 300:

This 296 cc bike with 25 kmpl speed and 39 bhp sold 115 units so far in Indian market. In the October 2013, The Kawasaki Ninja has been launched which has succeeded the Ninja 250R. It was introduced back in 2008 and deemed as the World’s favourite 250 CC bike until Honda CBR 250 came in competition. This was not going in the single-cylinder way and the Japanese Manufacturer added extra oomph by adding more punch in the twin equipped product.

3 – Yamaha YZF R3:

It was the Yamaha’s response to the Kawasaki Ninja 300 and KTM RC390. The colour schemes are blue and black and it doesn’t offer any upside-down front forks or an all-digital instrument cluster as such like R15 V3. It still gives you the 41 bhp, 321 parallel twin-engine and a handling worth dying for.

4 – Suzuki Gixxer SF:

This is priced at 91,892 rupees and has 4-5 colour variants. This is a fully-paired premium commuter motorcycle which aims at the young audience that is stylish from every which angle. It also doubles us as a tourer.

5 – KTM RC 200:

This bike gives you 199.5 cc with 25.1 bhp. And available in 2 colours. It was declared model of the year on 2017. The engine is BS4 compliant and there have been a couple of changes administered so far. This bike is a complete value for money one and retains the scalpel-sharp handling.

6 – Yamaha YZF-R15 S:

Yamaha launched this YZF-R15 S to rule the Indian market which is given good feedback by the customers. But the rear seat being a tad uncomfortable makes the sitting a bit difficult.

7 – Honda CBR 250 R:

This is a Honda 250 CC single-cylindrical sports bike and is a BS4 compliant too. There is an LED headlamp and the bike is available in two colours, one is Orange and another is Green. This was meant to compete with TVS Apache RR310, KTM RC200, Yamaha Fazer 25, and Bajaj Pulsar RS200.

Best sports bikes in India – These are the best sports bikes so far has been launched in the year 2018 and we are hoping for more.

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Yamaha is a well-known name in the Indian automobile market and many people allege their brand loyalty to it because of the cutting-edge designs and durability. Yamaha offers a range of vehicles that are affordable and easy to run in most of Indian bumpy roads. When it comes to automobile, India has trusted the Japanese companies like Yamaha in blindfolds and this one excels at producing marine products such as boats and outboard motors and other motorized products too.

Recently, as per the latest emission norms a ban levied by the Supreme Court on sale and registration of vehicles compliant to BSIII standards, so manufacturers are gearing up for launching a new range which promises lesser fumes than the previous. Know about the newly launched BS-IV Compliant bikes and scooter range here:

Honda Activa 125:

It has so far been one of the best sellers in Yamaha range with more than 6 lakh customers in tow. It was the first to be launched in the new BS-IV compliant range with the BS-IV engine. The price is 56,954 Rupees and it is powered by a 125 cc engine that produces 8.52 bhp at 6,500 rpm and 10.544 rpm coupled with a CVT unit.

TVS Jupiter:

The engine was an updated version of BS-IV compliant. It is priced at 49,666 with a 109.7 cc single-cylindrical engine that produces 8hp at 7,500 rpm of torque at 5,500 rpm.

Suzuki Access 125:

The price is 54,302 RS for the drum brake version. Engine is 125 cc single-cylindrical that is tuned to 8.58 bhp and tailored with an automatic transmission.

Hero Splendor Pro:

It was trusted for years by the daily commuters. The lightweight motorcycle comes with an air-cooled 97.2 cc 4 stroke, single cylindrical engine.

Bajaj Pulsar 150:

It was launched in February, 17 with a BS-IV Compliant engine that is 149 cc single-cylindrical developing 13.5 hp at 8,000rpm and peak torque of 13.4 Nm at 6,000 rpm.

Honda CB Unicorn 160:

This bike is powered by 162.71cc air-cooled, single-cylindrical engine which develops 13.8 bhp and 13.9 Nm of torque by the unique five-speed transmission.

Yamaha FZ25:

It the fresh offering from Yamaha which is hailed by the customers and definitely brought luck to the Japanese brand. It is equipped with BS IV Compliant engine which is 249cc air-cooled, four-stroke engine that produces 20.6 bhp and 20Nm of torque. It is lightweight which weighs around 148 kgs of kerb weight.

KTM Duke 390:

The price for the same is 2.25 lakh. It was launched on 24^th February, 17 with an updated engine. It comes equipped with a BS-IV Compliant 373.2 cc single-cylinder, 4 stroke engine that produces 43.5 hp power and 37 Nm of torque. It is attuned with a 6-speed transmission with slipper clutch and Ride-By-Wire technology.

These are the most coveted models of Yama BS-IV Compliant range this season.

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