A motorcycle is perfect for city commutes. At the same time, a motorcycle can also make a romantic outing with one’s partner a fun experience. Bajaj offers quite a few motorcycles that are perfect for couples. Some of them are mentioned in the sections below:
When one looks for couple bikes, most of the time, one chooses the Avenger 220 Cruise. The reason is simple. The bike is one of the most comfortable two-wheeled vehicles from Bajaj.
The next reason that makes this the best bike for couples is the price. Despite being a 220 CC cruiser bike, the price is set at Rs. 1, 63,262! In the styling department, the Cruise 220 takes the cake, to be honest.
The bike comes with a low-slung saddle, a rear-swept handlebar, a tall windscreen and a long wheelbase. The bike gets a 3D logo and has received tasteful placements of chrome all over its body. The bike also sports wire-spoke wheels - a premium offering in the day and age of alloy wheels.
The shock absorption duties at the front are taken care of by a telescopic fork suspension. The front suspension also sports double anti-friction bushes. The rear suspension duties are taken care of by two five-step adjustable spring suspensions. The front wheel sports a 280mm disc brake and the rear wheel sports a 130mm drum brake. The front brake is paired with ABS. The rear wheel is paired with the Bajaj-patented anti-skid system.
The engine on the bike is a fuel-injected, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder 220cc engine. The engine is paired with twin-spark technology and a single overhead camshaft. The peak power output of the engine is 18.7bhp unlocking at 8,500rpm. The peak torque output of the engine is 17.5Nm unlocking at 7,000rpm. The engine is paired with a five-speed gearbox.
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The next best couple bike from Bajaj is the N160. The bike is offered in two trims. The base trim of the bike entails the ex-showroom price tag of Rs 1, 22,854. The top trim of the bike entails the ex-showroom price tag of Rs 1, 27,853. The overall look of the bike is similar to the Pulsar N250.
The front wheel is paired with a conventional telescopic fork suspension. The rear wheel sports a monoshock suspension. The braking hardware on the bike consists of a single front and a single rear disc. The base trim of the bike comes with single-channel ABS. The top trim of the bike comes with dual-channel ABS. The bike sports 17-inch alloy wheels.
The list of features available with the bike is mentioned below:
● The bike sports a semi-digital instrument cluster with a brand-new design.
● One can also make the best use of a USB charging port tucked beneath the bike’s handlebar.
● The bike sports projector LED headlight.
● LED DRLs are also present at the front of the bike.
The engine powering the bike is a brand new oil-cooled, single-cylinder, fuel-injected 164.82cc unit. The peak power output of the engine is 15.7 bhp. The peak torque output of the engine is 14.65Nm. The engine is paired with a five-speed gearbox.
Another couple bike from Bajaj is the Pulsar P150.
In terms of design, the bike looks like a street bike. The bike is offered in two trims. The base trim of the bike costs Rs. 1, 35,227. The top trim of the bike costs Rs. 1, 38,528. The base trim comes with a front disc and rear drum brake setup. The top trim comes with a front and rear disc brake setup. The base trim of the bike sports a single-piece seat, a single-piece pillion grab rail and a flat handlebar. The top trim of the bike comes with split seats, a clip-on handlebar, and split pillion grab rails.
The bike sports a single-pod headlight unit. LED DRL, fuel tank shrouds and a tinted visor are also part of the OEM package. The Pulsar branding is 3D and the bike also sports an engine cowl as well as an underbelly exhaust manifold. The tail lamp unit is all LED and has a split design. The front wheel is paired with a telescopic front fork suspension. The real wheel sports a preload-adjustable monoshock suspension.
Other Unique Selling Points of the bike are mentioned below:
● A semi-digital instrument cluster that shows the position of the gear and distance to empty.
● An analogue tachometer
● A USB charger.
The engine powering the bike is a brand new 149.68cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected unit. The engine sports two spark plugs and is paired with a 5-speed gearbox. The transmission uses a wet multiplate clutch to transfer the power to the rear wheel. The peak power output of the engine is 14.5bhp unlocking at 8,500rpm. The peak torque output of the engine is 13.5Nm unlocking at 6,000rpm.
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The Avenger Street 160 is meant for those who don’t have the budget to own the Avenger Cruise 220. The Avenger Street entails a pretty aggressive ex-showroom, Delhi price of Rs. 1, 41,539. The OEM offers this motorcycle in a single trim and two colour schemes. The engine powering this motorcycle is the same 160cc BS6 unit that powers the NS 160. The only difference is that the Avenger Street’s engine comes with 2 valves instead of 4. The peak power + torque outputs of this air-cooled, single-cylinder, fuel-injected engine are 14.79 bhp and 13.7 Nm respectively. This compact street cruiser motorcycle is offered by Bajaj with front disc and rear drum brakes. The front disc brake works in tandem with ABS. The dry weight of this motorcycle is 156 KGs. The fuel tank installed in this motorcycle is designed to hold 13 litres of petrol.
The legendary Pulsar 220 F is back! Currently, this amazing couple-friendly sports-commuter motorcycle is offered in a single trim by Bajaj Auto. However, one can own this motorcycle in any of the 4 colour schemes the OEM offers. The latest iteration of the motorcycle entails the ex-showroom, Delhi price of Rs. 1, 64,525. The engine powering this motorcycle is a 220cc BS6-compliant unit. The peak power and torque outputs of the engine are 20.11 bhp and 18.55 Nm respectively. The OEM offers the motorcycle with front and rear disc brakes. However, ABS is available only for the front disc brake. The dry weight of this motorcycle is a mere 60 KGs. The fuel tank on this motorcycle is designed to hold 15 litres of petrol.
For the best results, one should take a test ride with their partner before buying a motorcycle. In this way, one can buy a bike that would keep them and their partner comfortable on leisure rides.
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