Super Bikes

Superbikes are high-performance motorcycles designed for speed, agility, and precision handling. Superbikes are equipped with high-performance engines capable of producing immense power and torque, often utilizing advanced technologies such as variable valve timing and electronic fuel injection. Sleek fairings and aggressive styling optimize aerodynamics, reducing drag and enhancing stability at high speeds. Superbikes prioritize lightweight materials and components for optimal power-to-weight ratios, resulting in agile handling and responsive control. Superbikes excel on race tracks, offering riders the thrill of high-speed cornering, precise handling, and intense acceleration.

Things To Consider While Buying A Superbike In India

Fuel Efficiency

Superbikes generally consume more fuel compared to commuter bikes. Consider the fuel efficiency of the model you're interested in, especially if you plan to use it for daily commuting or long rides where fuel costs can add up.

Comfort Features

Look for comfort features such as adjustable suspension, ergonomic seats, and vibration-damping technology. Comfort is crucial, especially for long rides, and these features can enhance your riding experience.

Weight and Handling

Pay attention to the weight and handling characteristics of the bike. Superbikes can be heavy, and maneuvering them in city traffic or tight spaces might require more effort. Opt for a bike you feel comfortable handling, especially if you're a beginner or have limited riding experience.

Technology and Connectivity

Modern superbikes in India come with advanced technology features such as TFT displays, smartphone connectivity, GPS navigation, and electronic aids. Consider whether these features are important to you and if they add value to your riding experience.

Customization Options

Check if the bike offers customization options such as aftermarket parts, accessories, and performance upgrades. Customizing your bike allows you to personalize it according to your preferences and riding style.

Warranty and After-Sales Service

Consider the warranty period offered by the manufacturer and the quality of after-sales support provided by authorized dealers. A comprehensive warranty and reliable after-sales service can give you peace of mind and save you from unexpected repair costs.

Personal Preference

Ultimately, choose a superbike in India that resonates with your style and preferences. Your emotional connection with the bike can significantly enhance your overall satisfaction and enjoyment of ownership.

Upcoming Super Bikes In India

Indian FTR 1200

Indian Bikes' Indian FTR 1200 is expected to be launched in India in December 2024. The Indian FTR Rally was unveiled at the 2019 EICMA show in Italy. As its name suggests, it is based on the FTR 1200 S but with a different character. This is a more off-road capable version with retro appeal. The motorcycle features a new titanium smoke paint scheme with a large Indian head on the side of the fuel tank. It also has a small fly screen and a tan leather seat. It is powered by a 1205cc, liquid-cooled V-twin that produces 125bhp and 117.9Nm. The Indian FTR 1200 expected price to be between Rs 16.30 lakh to Rs 16.50 lakh. 

Honda CB1000R

Honda CB1000 R is expected to be launched in the Indian market in July 2024. The Honda CB1000R is a litre-class naked street bike that is the successor to the CB1000R Hornet previously sold in the country. It features Honda's new design language, 'Neo Sports Café,' first showcased as a concept during the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show. The most significant feature of this motorcycle is its styling. It has a minimalist look with a sculpted fuel tank, brushed aluminum radiator cover, and a front fender with a round LED headlamp. It also has a one-sided swingarm, which adds to its style. The bike is expected to be priced between Rs 15 lakh to Rs 16 lakh.

Norton V4RR

Norton's V4 RR is also expected to launch in India in December 2024 and be priced between Rs 80 lakh to Rs 90 lakh. The V4RR is a full-faired supersport motorcycle produced by the British-based manufacturer Norton. It is based on the SG5 Isle of Man TT race bike and was built at the Donington Hall factory in England. Powering the V4RR is a 1200c, 72-degree V4 engine that produces 200bhp and 130Nm of torque, mated to a six-speed transmission and two-way quick-shifter. Titanium exhaust increases power by 10bhp. The electronics package of the bike includes a six-axis IMU, traction control system, launch control, anti-wheelie system, and a cruise control system with three riding modes – Road, Sport, and Pro-Race.

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