As we all know, in today’s day to day life, people don’t have enough time to move from here to there using some commercial vehicles as the fares are too high and is not convenient in some cases(specially in India), so that is the reason people want his/her own personal vehicle that not only provides you good level of transportation but also in a cheaper cost as well.
So, to buy a new motorcycle/bike, I will suggest these tips everyone should figure out:
Type of Rider you are?
What type of Bike suits you to get your work done?
What is the Price Range you can Afford?
Suggestions and Reviews of that Bike?
First of all, you must have to know yourself about riding a bike.
Squid: This types of Riders generally have too much of knowledge about the rules and regulations about riding a bike. they just ride it off at a high speed in public traffic areas.
Poser: this type of riders usually spend too much of time in buying expensive accessories to look shiny like a pro rider.
Adventure Tourer: this type of riders love in doing adventure kind of rides. like moving from a city to another city with bike only and without using any other transport methods.
Commuter: this bikers don’t focused on all the above stuffs. their goal to get a bike with low cost, great performance and gives you good mileage and also doesn’t requires too much maintenance.
- According to the type of rider You are, I can suggest you some bikes:
If you are a Commuter based rider then go for some bikes with 100cc to 150cc and even upto 200cc in case if you need power also. Ex- Bajaj Pulsar 150, 180, 220F, Bajaj Discover 100, 125, 150, Hero Glamour, Splendor, etc.
If you are an adventurer then go for atleast 350cc bikes like- Royal Enfield 350, 500, Triumph Tiger, KTM Duke, etc.
Other than if you are squids or Poser then they usually buy some good level bikes and then just spent extra bucks in attaching other equipment and accessories to make it more than what a company gives you by default.
Apart from these things if you are intended to do some heavy tasks like carrying some heavy materials then go for higher cc motorcycles and if you just want mileage like if your daily transactions with bike is more then go for 125/100/150cc bikes.
- the last thing is your Budget, you can get several comparison websites where you can find which bike gives you best features in best price.
Thankyou, I hope this Tip is helpful to you guys.