Sunny Garewal's video: 5 Best Budget Streetfighter Bikes in India

BWOAH HE’S FAST! Streetfighter bikes are rock steady commuters. These urban-focused machines aren’t simply de-tuned bikes with plastics removed – They are so much more than that. From track racing, touring to your daily city rush; these bikes are built to do all. But which ones are the best? Which ones offer most bang for your buck? So, here is my list of 5 Best Budget Streetfighter Bikes in India and Lets find out who are these. No. 5 TVS Apache RTR 160 4V The RTR 160 has been in a market for over a decade but all those years received only cosmetic updates. This year RTR 160 came in a whole new avatar and is a significant upgrade over the previous model. The styling of RTR 160 4V is inspired from RTR 200 4V and RTR 165 prototype and looks sportier and racier then before. The bike can do 0-60kmph in less than 5 seconds and has a top speed of 115kmph. RTR 160 4V will deliver a fuel economy of overall 40-45kmpl. The price of the new TVS Apache RTR 160 4V starts at Rs. 81,500 for the base variant and goes up to Rs. 90,000 for the dual disc FI variant. The bike is available in three variants and three colour options; Red, Blue and Black. The bike misses out on ABS which his rival Honda CB Hornet offers. The other rivals include Bajaj NS 160, Yamaha FZ S, Suzuki Gixxer and Honda X-Blade. No. 4 Bajaj Pulsar NS 200 Launched in 2012, Bajaj Pulsar NS 200 showed the first glimpse of what next gen Pulsars will look like. After being discontinued for two years, the NS 200 was relaunched in 2017 with subtle changes like new belly pan, dual-tone graphics and a center stand. The NS 200 is now available in optional single channel ABS variant. The new Pulsar NS 200 now comes with a secondary air induction system and a new CDI unit which now has 5 maps instead of previous 2 maps. The top speed of this pulsar is around 135kmph and is capable of doing 100kmph in less than 11 seconds. The bike will deliver an average of 35kmpl in mixed conditions. Price for the standard variant is Rs. 97,000 ex-showroom and Rs. 109,000 for ABS variant and there are three colour options to choose from; which includes graphite black, mirage white and wild red. NO. 3 TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Race Edition 2.0 This Apache is the best looking naked bike offering by TVS and it’s highly flickable under Indian traffic conditions. The RTR 200 is the only bike in 200cc category to offer dual-channel ABS with Rear Wheel Lift-Off Protection though it’s currently available in only carb variant. The new race spec edition of RTR 200 4V comes with Anti Reverse Torque slipper clutch which is also a first in segment feature which increases cornering performance and has a 22 percent lighter clutch pull. The race spec edition also features a new small visor and fork protectors. The bike is expected to give a fuel mileage of 35-40kmpl under mixed conditions and can touch 0-60kmph in 4 seconds. Top speed is of 113kmph for carb variant and 120kmph for FI variant. Price of the new Race Spec Edition 2.0 starts form Rs. 96,500 and goes upto Rs. 1,08,000. The Apache is available in four exiting colours namely Black, grey, red, white and matte black. No. 2 Yamaha FZ25 This FZ is undoubtedly the most underrated bike in India at the moment. FZ25 offers strong low end punch which is perfect for city conditions. This powerful mid-class streetfighter bike is basically aimed for riders who are upgrading from 150cc bike but doesn’t want to go with sportier full faired bikes. This Yamaha offers relaxed riding and comes with a fuel tank capacity of 14 liters which has a claimed fuel efficiency of 43kmpl. This FZ also offers slip resistant split seats so that the rider doesn’t move forward under harsh braking conditions. The bike can reach 0-100kmph in less than 9 seconds. The top speed is of 125kmph and comes with a great price tag of Rs. 1.19 Lakh ex-showroom. Currently the only drawback of FZ25 is that, it misses out on ABS. The bike is available in 3 colours: warrior white, knight black and ballistic blue. No. 1 KTM Duke 250 This bike is probably the most aggressive bike in the list and is indeed one of a kind bike with state of the art engine and electronics. The Duke 250 has enough power to tackle any given street conditions while ensuring maximum riding fun with its powerful drive and dynamic cornering ability. Duke 250 sits right in between the Duke 200 and Duke 390 and is a significant upgrade over the Duke 200. The top speed is of 140kmph and can do 0-100kmph in less than 9 seconds. Duke 250 will return a fuel efficiency of overall 28kmpl. Currently there is no ABS to offer and the price of the brand new Duke 250 is Rs. 1.75 lakh ex-showroom. Rivals include the Benelli TNT 25 and Yamaha FZ25. Duke 250 is the most powerful bike in its class and comes with High-Tech components which indeed makes it the Best Budget Streetfighter bike in India at the moment. I hope you like this video. Thanks for watching and I will see you in my next video.