Fast speeds and exhilarating fun don’t always have to be expensive. Even though there are many breathtakingly striking and blisteringly fast motorcycles, most have large price tags. In some cases, an original superbike might cost more than a used supercar, making it difficult for newcomers to enter the world of sports bikes. Regarding most affordable sport bikes, it cannot be easy to rationalize models like the Yamaha R-1 or the Suzuki Hayabusa. Several solutions on the market could still enable you to experience the rush of speed without breaking the bank.
Numerous inexpensive solutions are available if you have your heart set on purchasing a brand-new bike rather than a used one. These bikes may not be powerful or impressive, but they do the job admirably. Many of these bikes have a long track record of success, making them excellent options to consider and purchase. Here are the top ten brand-new sports bikes you can purchase for the lowest price.
Top 10 Most Affordable Sports Bikes Under 10 Lakh
1. KTM RC 390
The KTM RC 390 is the Austrian motorcycle manufacturer’s top-of-the-line supersport in the nation and the most potent single-cylinder fairing bike in India. In its most recent generation, it underwent several aesthetic and practical improvements, making it a much better-balanced bike. The cost of the KTM RC 390 is Rs 3,16,070. (ex-showroom Delhi). The GP edition is one of three colors available for the faired motorbike.
A 373cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine producing 43.5PS and 37Nm powers the KTM RC 390. The motorcycle’s most recent generation includes a 40 percent larger airbox, which is said to help with better torque delivery. To enhance rideability, the updated Supersport also received altered engine programming.
2. Kawasaki Ninja 400
Kawasaki officially introduced the Ninja 400 in India after teasing its debut and then revealing the launch date. The Ninja 400 is available for Rs 4.99 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
The instrument cluster on the Kawasaki Ninja 400 is still semi-digital. On one side, it has a multi-function LCD screen and an analog tachometer bordered by warning LEDs. On the other hand, it has a gear position indicator. The 399cc parallel-twin, liquid-cooled engine of the Ninja 400 produces 45.4PS and 37Nm. The bike makes 1Nm less than its BS4 counterpart, even if the power statistics are the same.
3. Honda CBR 500R
The Honda CBR 500R has undergone worldwide updates to meet forthcoming Euro 5 emission requirements, which means it now complies with our own BS6 emission standards. Starting at Rs. 4.99 lakhs, the Honda CBR 500R was the first parallel-twin motorcycle from Honda motorcycles to be released in India, competing directly with the Kawasaki Ninja 400. The 471cc parallel-twin liquid-cooled engine that powers the Honda CBR500R produces 47.5PS at 8600 rpm and 43Nm at 6500 rpm. It functions in conjunction with a 6-speed assist/slipper transmission.
4. Kawasaki Ninja 650
The mid-displacement sports tourer is now safe and available from Kawasaki bikes in India with a modest price increase. The Ninja 650 has a price tag of Rs. 7.12 lakh (ex-showroom, India). There is only one color choice for the bike: Light Lime.
A 649cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin motor that complies with BS6 and produces 64Nm at 6700 rpm and 68PS at 8000 rpm powers the vehicle. The motor is mated to a six-speed gearbox with a slip-and-assist clutch. There are no riding modes, but traction control restrained the motor.
5. Honda CBR 650R
The sporty replacement for the previous CBR650F middleweight sports tourer is the Honda CBR 650R. Its naked sibling, the CB650R, which also has the same engine, is the other middleweight motorcycle now available in India with an inline 4-cylinder engine.
The cost of the Honda CBR650R is Rs 8,89,363. (ex-showroom Delhi). Red and black are the two colors offered. It has a 6-speed transmission with a slipper clutch, switchable HSTC (Honda Selectable Torque Control, which is Honda’s term for traction control), and all-LED lighting. A comprehensive digital display, including two trip meters and data such as a fuel gauge and average fuel use, is included on the CBR650R. A clock, gear position indicator, and shift indicator are also included.
ESS (Emergency Stop Signal) technology from Honda automatically turns on the hazard lights in the event of rapid braking, and an Ignition Security System (HISS), which is Honda’s term for an anti-theft system, is also available. Despite this, it does not currently support smartphone connectivity.
6. Kawasaki Z900
In India, Kawasaki has introduced the 2023 Z900. Priced at Rs 8,93,000 (ex-showroom India), the Kawasaki Z900 comes in two color options: Ebony / Metallic Matte Graphene Steel Grey and Metallic Phantom Black / Metallic Carbon Grey. A 948cc, inline-four-cylinder engine with 125PS and 98.6Nm of maximum torque powers the Kawasaki Z900. It has a slip-and-assist clutch and a 6-speed gearbox.
The Kawasaki Z900 has a TFT instrument dashboard, smartphone connectivity, and an LED headlight. Also, it has electronics, including two power modes, a three-level traction control system, and four motorcycle riding modes.
7. BMW G310R
BMW Motorrad in India has introduced the 2022 G 310 GS and G 310 R. The cost of the BMW G 310 R is Rs 2,70,000. (ex-showroom India). It comes in Cosmic Black, Sport, and Passion Racing Red liveries. It has all-LED illumination, a ride-by-wire throttle, a slipper clutch, and adjustable brake and clutch levers. The bike also has LED DRLs and turn indicators. The BMW G310 R is propelled by a 313cc, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected, BS6-compliant single-cylinder engine that produces the same 34PS and 28Nm at 9,500 and 7,500 revolutions per minute, respectively. Now equipped with a slip-and-assist clutch, it has a 6-speed transmission.
The KTM 390 Duke and the Honda CB300R square up against the BMW G 310 R. It competes with the Kawasaki Ninja 300 and the TVS Apache RR 310 in the same price range.
8. Yamaha R15 V4
The Yamaha R15 V4 has a starting price of Rs.1.82 lakhs. There are 5 variations and 5 colors available in India, and the high-end variant starts at 1.95 lakhs. The 155 ccbs6 engine that powers the R15 V4 produces 18.4 HP and 14.2 Nm of torque. Both the front and rear brakes are disc brakes. The Yamaha R15 V4 has a petrol tank that holds 11 L and weighs 142 kg.
9. KTM Duke 200
Since its release almost ten years ago, the KTM 200 Duke has been a popular option. It now looks like the KTM 1290 Super Duke in its second generation. Priced at Rs. 1,91,693 (ex-showroom Delhi), the KTM 200 Duke has two color options: Electrical Orange and Dark Silver Metallic. The 200 Duke has an LED taillight that resembles the KTM 250 Duke’s and a halogen headlamp surrounded by LED DRLs resembling fangs.
It has a simple LCD instrument console with readouts for time, distance to empty, service indicator, gear position, moderate fuel efficiency, real-time fuel efficiency, and side-stand warning lights. Above the speedometer are warning lights, and in the center is a shift indicator. A 199cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine with 25 PS at 10,000 rpm and 19.3 Nm at 8000 rpm powers the 200 Duke. The engine is paired with a six-speed transmission.
10. Yamaha R15S
The Yamaha R15S motorcycle has a starting price of 1.64 lakhs. It is offered in India in 1 model, 2 colors, and a high-end variant with prices beginning at 1.64 lakhs. The 155 ccbs6 engine that powers the R15S produces 14.1 Nm of torque and 18.6 PS. Both the front and rear brakes are disc brakes. The Yamaha R15S has a petrol tank that holds 11 L and weighs 142 kg.
