Most middle-class households use bikes for mobility. As a result, they search for affordable, reliable, and safe motorcycles. Most of these are commuter bikes, renowned for their straightforward designs, supreme comfort, low mileage, and respectable power. The comfort of both the rider and the passenger is considered when designing these bikes. Here is a selection of inexpensive bikes that are ideal for families in the middle class.
Best Bikes For Middle-Class Families In India
1. Bajaj Pulsar 125
The Carbon Fibre variant of Bajaj Auto’s 125cc Pulsar line has been released. Both single-seat and split-seat versions of the Pulsar 125 family’s revised model are offered. Bajaj Pulsar 125 comes in 6 models and 8 colors, with the top variant starting at Rs. 92,183 in pricing.
Specifications:
| ENGINE | 124.4 cc |
| POWER | 11.64 bhp @8500 rpm |
| TORQUE | 10.8 Nm @6500 rpm |
| TRANSMISSION | 5 Speed manual |
| TOP SPEED | 100+ Kmph |
| FUEL TANK CAPACITY | 11.5L |
| MILEAGE | 50 Kmpl |
| PRICE | 82,712/- |
2. Honda Shine
For the mass market, Honda developed the 125cc commuter motorcycle, the CB Shine. The Honda Shine caters to a set of buyers that are happy with a simple design but require respectable efficiency and performance. In light of Honda’s sophistication and durability makes the Shine a potent all-around package.
Specifications
| ENGINE | 123.94 cc |
| POWER | 10.59 bhp @7500 rpm |
| TORQUE | 11 Nm @6000 rpm |
| TRANSMISSION | 5 Speed manual |
| TOP SPEED | 102 Kmph |
| FUEL TANK CAPACITY | 10.5L |
| MILEAGE | 55 Kmpl |
| PRICE | 78,008/- |
3. Tvs Start City Plus
TVS Motors Corporation offers commuters such as the Star City Plus. Two versions of it have been released: mono-tone and dual-tone. Besides the improved engine, the new Star City has additional features and updated aesthetics.
Specifications
| ENGINE | 109.7 cc |
| POWER | 8.08 bhp @7350 rpm |
| TORQUE | 8.7 Nm @4500 rpm |
| TRANSMISSION | 4 Speed manual |
| TOP SPEED | 90 Kmph |
| FUEL TANK CAPACITY | 10L |
| MILEAGE | 68 Kmpl |
| PRICE | 73,571/- |
4. Honda Livo
Honda’s premium 110cc commuter motorcycle is called the Livo. It is a product aggressively created for its market, and the conversion to BS6 only made it sportier. The design lines are sharper and more aggressive than they were previously.
Moreover, there is an improved arrangement for the semi-digital instrument cluster in Honda Livo, a larger seat, and an engine start/stop switch.
Specifications
| ENGINE | 109.51 cc |
| POWER | 8.67 bhp @7500 rpm |
| TORQUE | 9.30 Nm @4500 rpm |
| TRANSMISSION | 4 Speed manual |
| TOP SPEED | 85 Kmph |
| FUEL TANK CAPACITY | 9L |
| MILEAGE | 58 Kmpl |
| PRICE | 75,665/- |
5. Hero Super Splendor
A commuter bike called the Hero Super Splendor costs as inexpensive as Rs. 78,774 in India. With the top variety starting at Rs. 84,220, it is available in 4 variations and 6 hues. The Super Splendor is a more luxurious and powerful variant of the Splendor. Hero Bikes has relied heavily on the Splendor brand for about 20 years. It is well known for its dependability, durability, and fuel efficiency.
Specifications
| ENGINE | 124.7 cc |
| POWER | 10.72 bhp @7500 rpm |
| TORQUE | 10.6 Nm @6000 rpm |
| TRANSMISSION | 5 Speed manual |
| TOP SPEED | 90 Kmph |
| FUEL TANK CAPACITY | 12L |
| MILEAGE | 55 Kmpl |
| PRICE | 78,774/- |
