Best bikes Under 1 lakh

With an on-road price of 1-1.21lakhs, the raider would obviously impress any youngsters who want a sweet-looking ride but at the same time manage to give a mileage of 53-61 during rides. before you put your hard-earned money on the table here are a FEW pros and cons- PROS - 1. Good learner bike! This is the most beginner-friendly bike in my opinion.be it the gear position indicator or the engine it always helps a beginner to learn and with spare parts being cheap (tvs) its cost is also down! 2. Easy to maintain This bike doesn't ask much, give it a timely chain clean and spray and oil change and a periodic service and boom that's it. 3. Great suspension suitable for city and highways! Compared to the competition this has good ergonomics and great suspensions which absorb the Indian roads well. You might be thinking that with a long list of features Raider and Radeon might be making Apache owners jealous but wait hear the cons too. CONS - 1. Not reliable. This may have all the goodies and features but this suffers vastly from issues. right from the display to the Battery it's lucky if you get a bike that has no issues in a year and if you are lazy and do not service it correctly then it will surely cost you a lot! (More on that at 3 points). 2. Needs chunkier tyres. The factory-fitted tyres make the bike look like a guy who doesn't do legs in the gym 3. pathetic service With service centre mechanics who purposefully use a higher grade fuel to make a fool out of you with little or no inspection as per the TVS manual (unless you stand there and check yourself), you can't really do much because you get your service down outside not only void warranty it would cost you arm n leg if their inconsistent parts give you a hand. 4. Poor light throw and no chain cover Yes, you might want to add better light and cover if you want it as a daily driver. All in all, this is just a short summary of you not a fanboy of TVS I suggest weighing your options and then choosing! Cheers!

So I was confused between Yamaha x-ray and Suzuki Burgman but when I got a trial on both scooters. I feel the burgman i much better than x Ray. Because the front space of Burgman is much more than the X-Ray and the seat is also long as compared to Yamaha xray zr. The pickup is also much better in Burgman.

My Suzuki Avenis has a 125-cc engine with a maximum torque of 10 Nm and a peak power output of 8.5 bhp. It uses less fuel than many of its competitors. The Avenis has a fuel economy of 53kmpl, which means it can travel up to 52-55 kilometers with just one liter of fuel. The Avenis has a maximum fuel capacity of 5.2 liters and sometimes it gives some error notification and is not able to start. I love this scooter.