When it comes to buying a 150cc bikes in India, there are many different options to choose from. There is the Honda CBR 150R, the Hero Xtreme 160R, the Yamaha FZ-S and the Bajaj Pulsar. Having a good knowledge about the differences between them will help you to find the best motorcycle for your needs. You will also be able to choose the perfect model for your budget and lifestyle.
Hero Xtreme 160R
The Hero Xtreme 160R 150cm bike is an entry-level bike that comes with a variety of features. Its price is competitive too. It starts at Rs 99,950 for the single disc model and reaches Rs 1,03,500 for the dual-disc version. This bike can easily compete with other 150cc bikes in the market. The company has kept in mind the demand of buyers and aimed for high performance while manufacturing the bike.
The bike features a sleek and stylish design that makes it stand out in its segment. The Xtreme has a smoked LED tail light, all-LED headlamp, and spoked wheels. In addition, its single-piece seat features a heel-plated footrest. It has a single seat and integrated pillion seat, a kill switch, hazard lights, and a side stand indicator.
Honda CBR 150R
The Honda CBR 150R is a sportbike that is light enough to be considered a supersport in its class. The bike features a seat height of 782 mm and ground clearance of 160 mm. The bike is also equipped with a 12-litre fuel tank. The Honda CBR 150R comes with full LED lighting, including dual LED headlamps and LED DRLs. In addition, the bike is equipped with an automatic emergency stop signal.
The new Honda CBR150R features a sporty, low-set wide handlebar, sculpted fuel tank, upswept exhaust, step-up seats, and a digital instrument console. It comes with a streamlined, lightweight design and can be ordered in a variety of colours. You can choose between Victory Black Red, Dominator Matte Black, Candy Scintillate Red, and MotoGP Edition colour schemes.
Yamaha FZ-S
The Yamaha FZ-S 150cc bike is the latest addition to the company’s FZ-S range. It is an air-cooled, lightweight motorcycle that offers good fuel economy. Its bold streetfighter looks and wide rear tyre will make it stand out from the 150cc crowd. This is the latest variant in the FZ-S range and features Bluetooth connectivity and a side-stand engine cut-off.
The FZ-S features beefier styling and a single-piece seat. It also has an LED headlamp, inverted LCD display, and halogen tail lamp. It comes in five different colours including metallic black and racing blue.
Bajaj Pulsar
The Bajaj Pulsar 150 by Bajaj Auto is a best selling bike in its range. It is priced at INR 1.04 lakhs ex-showroom and INR 1.19 lakhs on-road. This scooter has low maintenance costs and is very safe to ride. It is equipped with ABS and comes with 15 litre fuel tank.
The Pulsar 150 is equipped with a 149cc DTS-i engine. This engine has been tuned to deliver performance and high fuel efficiency. The engine features twin sparks, which ensure complete combustion, thus improving mileage. It delivers a mileage of 65kpl on average. It also features clip-on handlebars and a signature LED tail lamp.
The Pulsar 150 has a powerful 15-liter fuel tank. It also features a 240mm disc brake in the front and 130mm drum brake at the back. The bike also has a light sensitive digital cockpit and a 12-volt full-dc headlamp that offers a constant beam of light at all speeds. It also comes with a long seat that makes it comfortable to ride on.
Honda X-Blade
The Honda X-Blade 150cc motorcycle is one of the most popular models in the country. The motorcycle comes with an aggressive-looking X-protruding nose and an Iron Man-esque face. The design of the new bike is distinctive and makes good use of the bike’s large proportions to enhance its on-road presence. It also features a slim belly pan and a ‘Robo-face’ full-LED headlamp. The ‘Robo-face’ headlamp looks like a non-biological face when lit up and has a small windscreen on top. Its dual-tone paint scheme accentuates its agility.
The Honda X-Blade 150cc has a single-cylinder, 160-cc engine. Its fuel tank holds 12 litres and offers a 45-Kmpl mileage. Its motor could have been more powerful, but it is still a good value for money bike.
