Best Bikes in India with Prices in 2021
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- TATA AIG Team
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- 22/09/2021
Looking for Best Bikes in India along with prices in 2021? You have come to the right place! In 2020, the automobile sector took a serious hit due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The lockdown restrictions and work-from-home implementations cut down the need for travel, affecting two-wheeler and four-wheeler sales. That coupled with the rising cost of raw material slowed down the automobile industry.
List of Best Bikes With Price in India
However, in 2021 the necessity for vehicles saw a rise and demand again, which has led to the selling of several units of the top bikes in India. From January 2021 to now, some of the bikes have managed to become the top 10 Indian bikes.
Hero Super Splendor
Hero's range of bikes has been the world's most top-selling bikes. The brainchild of Hero Motocorp, Hero Splendor is the favourite of urban and rural folk alike and sold around 2,47,422 units this year till July 2021, the highest in India.
Winning Features
- Engine capacity: 124.7cc
- Power: 10.8 bhp/ PS
- Torque: 10.6Nm
- Brake Type: Disc
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Variants: Super Splendor Drum and Super Splendor Disc
- Engine technology: i3S stop-start system
- Overall look: Contemporary yet sturdy
Price
₹72,000 - ₹75,900 (Ex-showroom price)
Hero Splendor Plus
The Hero Splendor Plus is a more affordable variant of the Hero Splendour range of Hero Bikes. However, it is one of Hero's highest-selling two-wheelers. In 2020, Hero Splendor Plus's sales were around 20,63,148 units.
Winning Features
- Engine capacity: 97.2cc
- Power: 8.02 bhp/ PS
- Torque: 8.05 Nm
- Brake Type: Drum
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Variants: Splendor Plus Kick, Splendor Plus Self, Splendor Plus Black and Accent, and more
- Engine technology: Fi technology system
- Overall look: Simple and strong
Price
₹63,750 - ₹69,060 (Ex-showroom price)
You can also check for Hero Bike Insurance at TATA AIG.
Honda CB Shine
The Honda CB Shine sold around 1,15,970 units in 2021 until July, making it one of India's top-ranking two wheelers and best motorcycles.
Winning Features
- Engine capacity: 124cc
- Power: 10.74 bhp/ PS
- Torque: 11 Nm
- Brake Type: Disc
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Variants: Honda Shine Drum, Honda Shine Disc
- Engine technology: BS6
- Overall look: Plan and reliable
Price
₹72,000 - ₹77,582 (Ex-showroom price)
Bajaj Pulsar
The Bajaj Pulsar, one of the most popular sports bikes, made 81,454 sales in 2021 until July. It grabbed the 4th best-selling spot among the best bikes in India.
Winning Features
- Engine capacity: 149.5cc
- Power: 13.8 bhp/ PS
- Torque: 13.4 Nm
- Brake Type: Disc & Drum
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Variants: Honda Shine Drum, Honda Shine Disc
- Engine technology: DTSi engine
- Overall look: Sporty and fuss-free
Price
₹95,000 – ₹1,07,000 (Ex-showroom price)
Hero Passion Pro
The Hero Passion Pro takes position number 5 among the top bikes in India and is now launched with state-of-the-art features and a revamped design. Due to its low-maintenance yet high-efficient nature, it is a much-loved bike. Moreover, it is available in multiple colours.
Winning Features
- Engine capacity: 113cc
- Power: 9.02 bhp/ PS
- Torque: 9.89 Nm
- Brake Type: Drum & Disc
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Variants: Passion Pro Drum and Passion Pro Disc
- Engine technology: BS6 engine
- Overall look: Modern, sophisticated, and premium
Price
₹68,866 – ₹73,000 (Ex-showroom price)
Royal Enfield Classic 350
The Royal Enfield Classic 350 is an all-time favourite for those who want to explore the rough roads of India. It sold around 31,400 units this year till July 2021 and saw a YoY jump-up in demand compared to 2020 - thereby clearing its way in our “Best Bikes in India” list.
Winning Features
- Engine capacity: 349cc
- Power: 20.02 bhp/ PS
- Torque: 27 Nm
- Brake Type: Disc
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Variants: Redditch, Halcyon, Dark, Classic Signals, and Classic Chrome
- Engine technology: BS6 engine
- Overall look: Rugged, heavy-metal, stylish, and deluxe
Price
₹1,84,374 – ₹2,15,100 (Ex-showroom price)
TVS Apache (160 4V)
TVS Apache sold almost 29,000 units in 2021 till July and is one of the top 10 Indian bikes. It is a highly premium motorbike but is available at zero cost EMIs from the auto company itself and various other sellers.
Winning Features
- Engine capacity: 159 cc
- Power: 12.97 bhp/ PS
- Torque: 14.73 Nm
- Brake Type: Disc & Drum
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Variants: Apache RTR 160, Apache RTR 180, Apache RTR 160 4V and Apache RTR 200 4V
- Engine technology: BS6 RTFi technology
- Overall look: Powerful, sturdy, sleek
Price
₹1,11,560 – ₹1,14,615 (Ex-showroom price)
Bajaj Platina
The Bajaj Platina takes number 8 under the best bike in India and sold around 35,000 units in 2020 till July. The bike is ultra-comfortable and lightweight and can yet tackle rough Indian roads.
Winning Features
- Engine capacity: 102 cc
- Power: 7.9 bhp/ PS
- Torque: 8.3 Nm
- Brake Type: Drum
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Variants: Platina 100 ES and Platina 100 KS
- Engine technology: DTSi engine technology
- Overall look: Stylish, sleek, conventional
Price
₹52,000 – ₹56,000 (Ex-showroom price)
Honda Unicorn (BS 6)
Honda Unicorn (BS 6) takes the 9th spot among the top 10 Indian bikes. It sold around 26,000 units this year till July, low but still faring better than other motorbikes. It is a high-power and high-impact bike.
Winning Features
- Engine capacity: 163 cc
- Power: 12.73 bhp/ PS
- Torque: 14 Nm
- Brake Type: Drum & Disc
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Variants: NA
- Engine technology: 160cc HET BS-VI Engine
- Overall look: Stylish, sleek, conventional
Price
₹98,000 – ₹99,000 (Ex-showroom price)
Hero Glamour
The Hero Glamour is the last top 10 Indian bike of 2021. It sold around 25,000 units this year till July, but here’s to hoping it sells more in the coming months. It is a pricey bike but packs quite standard features.
Winning Features
- Engine capacity: 125 cc
- Power: 10.84 bhp/ PS
- Torque: 10.6 Nm
- Brake Type: Drum & Disc
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Variants: Glamour Drum, Glamour Blaze, Glamour Disc xtec, and more
- Engine technology: i3S and Autosail engine technology
- Overall look: Lightweight, sleek, contemporary
Price
₹74,000 – ₹85,000 (Ex-showroom price)
The Top 10 Bikes in India - At a Glance
| Bike | Delhi Ex-showroom price (₹) |
|---|---|
| Hero Super Splendor | 72,000 - 75,900 |
| Hero Splendor Plus | 63,750 - 69,060 | Honda CB Shine | 72,000 - 77,582 | Bajaj Pulsar | 95,000 - 1,07,000 |
| Hero Passion Pro | 68,866 - 73,000 | Royal Enfield Classic 350 | 1,84,374 - 2,15,100 | TVS Apache (160 4V) | 1,11,560 - 1,14,615 | Bajaj Platina | 52,000 - 56,000 | Honda Unicorn (BS 6) | 98,000 - 99,000 | Hero Glamour | 74,000 - 85,000 |
Secure your bike with Tata AIG Two-Wheeler Insurance:
Hitting the roads without bike insurance is not only a safety hazard but also a legal offence. As per the provisions of two-wheeler insurance under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, all two-wheeler owners/ riders must have an active two-wheeler bike insurance policy.
It is now compulsory for your safety and that of others, to have standard third-party insurance for bikes. Our standard third-party bike insurance protects fellow riders and drivers from the consequences of any unforeseen accidents. However, it is wise to go for a comprehensive bike insurance cover as it protects you, your bike, and others from damage and injury. If you are wondering what all our bike insurance can secure you against, read on:
Tata AIG Bike Insurance can protect you from:
- Bearing the costs of damage caused by you to a third-person
- Theft and stealing of the parts of the bike
- Major and minor injuries caused to you by accidents
- Natural and man-made disasters
- Legal fines from traffic police personnel
Moreover, our two-wheeler insurance also comes with additional add-ons that provide an extra layer of protection. For instance, they can keep your bike from depreciation and get you its current market value in the eventuality of loss/ damage. In addition, there can be an immediate roadside assistance emergency to cover medical expenses if you get injured during an accident.
To sum it up
While getting a new bike is a cause for joy, getting insurance for a bike is an even bigger one. Bike insurance protects you against unforeseen eventualities and provides financial support during tough times. Therefore, it is not only crucial but also necessary to get bike insurance. So, if you are getting a bike in 2021, remember to purchase bike insurance soon after to avoid any loss or legal hassles.
Furthermore, deciding on the best motorcycle in India is a personal decision. While the most-number of sales can indicate which bike is popular among riders, it doesn’t guarantee if it will work for you on a personal level. To find a bike that suits you and fits your budget, you can compare the top-selling bike brands available, check their features, and then close in on one.
Disclaimer: All the bike prices and other information listed above pertain to a specific city and vehicle model. Since this information is subject to change, it is advisable to check the latest information before purchasing a vehicle or an insurance policy.
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