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Hero Splendor plus which model is best   1 Answer Zigwheels | 6 hours ago The top-of-the-line variant gets an electric start as well as the i3S stop-start system but will set you back by Rs 65,295 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi). If you forfeit the i3S but keep the electric starter, the Splendor Plus will cost you Rs 64,085 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi), while the base variant with kick start and no i3S costs Rs 64,085 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi). Moreover, we would suggest you to visit the nearest authorized dealership for a test ride and to check all the variants before taking any final decision. You can find th...

Bishwas Subba April 1, 2021 Comments Photo: carblogindia The price of petrol is fluctuating time and again, which is making it difficult to keep fuel expenses in check. Anyhow, it would be of great help if your motorcycle could manage to offer some more kilometres per litre. Motorbikes are the most used and affordable commuter tools in Nepal and keeping the ever-rising fuel prices into consideration, today, we have prepared the best fuel-efficient bikes you can purchase in Nepal in 2021. 8. TVS Starcity Plus 100 Photo: CarAndBike Starting our list is the TVS Starcity Plus 100. TVS Starcity Pl...

The Special Edition Hero Commuters Are Here!   In January this year, Hero MotoCorp hit the 100 million production mark, and to commemorate the achievement, announced the 100 Million Edition versions of six of its most popular models. After Bike Rs 67,095 Rs 69,600 (Front Disc) Rs 69,200 (Front Drum) Rs 71,400 (Front Disc) Rs 1800 (Front Drum) Rs 75,400 (Front Disc) Rs 73,700 (Front Drum) Rs 77,200 (Front Disc) Rs 1800 (Front Drum) Rs 1800 (Front Disc) Once known for being the most economical motorcycle in our market, the Splendor is now the priciest in its segment. It locks horns with the ...

1. Bajaj CT 100 and CT 110 This commuter bike from Bajaj is a very popular option, simply because it starts from just ₹47,754 (ex-showroom). At this price, what you get is a very basic-looking motorcycle with no fancy elements, although the alloy wheels and fork bellows do their bit to make the bike seem slightly more upmarket. It is powered by a 102 cc engine that puts out 8 bhp and 8 Nm of torque. This engine is mated to a constant mesh four-speed transmission. For riding comfort, this bike uses 125 mm hydraulic telescopic forks and SNS rear suspension with 100 mm wheel travel. In case yo...

0 Comments At 9,16,365 units and a year-on-year growth of 5 percent, the motorcycle segment was one of the better-performing ones in the Indian automobile market in the first month of 2021. Some brands and products remain popular buys for their specific attributes and it’s no surprise that commuter motorcycles rule the roost here.  These 10 best selling motorcycles cumulatively (7,62,145) account for 83 percent of total motorcycles in January 2021. And in the first 10 months of FY2021, which saw total industry sales of 81,15,517, these best...