Bajaj Cruiser Bikes in India, Budget, Prices, Mileage, Colours, Specs & Reviews

Bajaj Dominar 250

Price Rs. 1,60,000

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Bajaj introduces scale down version of its flagship product in India as Dominar 250. The all new Dominar 250 looks absolutely similar to its elder sibling- Dominar 400. The Dominar 250 comes equipped with new 250cc liquid cooled single cylinder engine. The all new motor generates 26.6 Bhp of power and 23.5 Nm of torque. The mill is mated to...

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Bajaj Dominar 400 (2019)

Price Rs. 1,74,125

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The updated 2019 Bajaj Dominar 400 comes equipped with host of changes, which includes front inverted forks, double barrel exhaust canister, new meter console and updated engine with DOHC setup. The new Dominar 400 has both improved mechanical and electrical equipment onboard. The Dual channel ABS comes as standard feature on Dominar with new Radial Caliper front disc brakes.

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Bajaj Avenger Street 160

Price Rs. 81,037

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With the launch of new Avenger Street 160 Bajaj has upgraded the existing Avenger Street 150. The new Avenger comes equipped with bigger engine capable of drawing more power and torque. As far as styling is concerned the new Avenger Street 160 looks similar to the elder siblings. The bike comes in two color options- Black and Red.

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Bajaj Avenger Street 220 (2018)

Price Rs. 94,464

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Bajaj is on a roll for a past couple of months. Apart from working on new concepts, they are also updating every bike in their current lineup. They have recently updated the Avenger line up with 3 new motorcycles. One of those updated motorcycles is Avenger 220 Street which brings along some important changes with it. Bajaj has tried to...

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Bajaj Avenger Cruise (2018)

Price Rs. 94,464

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The new Avenger Cruise is essentially the same Avenger with updates like lots of chrome allover including chrome cover on the oil cooler and on the new exhaust. There is new analog-digital meter console with trip meter featured on the new Avenger series bikes. The new Avenger Cruise is also equipped with new bigger Ape type handle bar.

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Bajaj Avenger Street 180

Price Rs. 84,346

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With the launch of new Avenger Street 180 Bajaj has replaced the smaller Avenger Street 150. The new Avenger Street 180 is launched to cater the competition in the respective segment of entry level cruiser motorcycles. The bike will lock its horn with the Suzuki Intruder 150. At the stylng front Bajaj has retained the basic design philosophy of the...

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Bajaj Avenger Street 150

Price Rs. 78,988

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The all new Avenger Street 150 is another stripped down variant of Avenger Street 220. The motorbike is equipped with 150cc air-cooled Dtsi engine from the regular Pulsar 150, it is noticeable here that Bajaj has not utilized their newly developed 150cc engine which they had plonked on Pulsar AS150.

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Bajaj Avenger 220 DTSi

(Discontinued)

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The Avenger 220 DTSi is the only cruiser offered by the Bajaj. The bike has 220cc 4-stroke twin spark DTS-i engine as used in "Pulsar 220F". The Avenger 220 DTSi is a very comfortable cruiser for long rides with authentic cruiser style stretched front foot pegs. The Avenger 220 DTSi also comes with bigger front disc brakes for better braking.

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Bajaj Avenger 200 DTSi

(Discontinued)

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The Avenger 200 DTSi was the early "Avenger" which was launched on the platform of "Kawasaki Eliminator". Bajaj had used the platform of "Kawasaki Eliminator" which was a successful product of Bajaj & Kawasaki collaboration. The 200cc DTS-i engine developed indigenously by Bajaj and successfully incorporated in "Pulsar 200 DTS-i" was put into the Kawasaki Eliminator's chassis with few cosmetic...

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Bajaj Eliminator

(Discontinued)

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The Eliminator was originally the product of Kawasaki and Bajaj's alliance. The bike was equipped with a class 173.9cc air cooled 4-stroke engine which was unfortunately discontinued after the Bajaj and Kawasaki breakup, and the was ultimately replaced by the Bajaj 200cc DTS-i engine. The Kawasaki Bajaj Eliminator was later on subsequently christened as "Avenger"

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Bajaj Cruiser Bikes Reviews

2019 Bajaj Dominar 400 Pictures Leaked- Top 5 Changes you need to know

Sep 19, 2018

The flagship Bajaj motorcycle is getting a big update in 2019. The Dominar 400 had secured quite a decent sales but it seems like Bajaj is going to update it heavily for the upcoming year. There are a total of 5 new changes, let's take a look at them one by one.

The Arctic to the Antarctic: Bajaj takes step in the right direction

Aug 7, 2018

The Bajaj Dominar, this time around, is going to ride from the Arctic to the Antarctic, well not exactly because that’s physically not possible on a motorcycle as there is a lot of water between the two continents. It is, however, possible, to touch both poles as one extends towards north from Canada and the other extends towards south from Argentina. So the Dominar is going to ride across the North and South American continents in a 5 Leg journey. Let us learn more about it in detail and understand its significance on Dominar 400 and Bajaj as well.

Why Dominar is the most Value For Money motorcycle in its segment

Jun 5, 2018

Bajaj Dominar is such a bike which can impress even a premium bike owner. It's not just the ABS and the triple spark engine, but how all of it comes together in just under Rs 2 lakh. With its versatile nature, super affordable price tag and consumer-friendly build, one can easily live with the Dominar 400.

Top 4 Reasons why Dominar is not selling as good as it should

Apr 8, 2018

It is the bike which clearly should have won against its arch rivals but it didn't. It failed so badly that in order to sell it to the people, Its parent company (Bajaj) had to make lousy advertisements about another brand. The motorcycle is not a mechanical failure but a marketing failure.

Bajaj Dominar 400 Road Test Review

May 12, 2017

We have already done the first ride review of the bike on same day it has been launched in Pan India. Now it’s time to know about the bike thoroughly which Bajaj has given the tag “Dominate the Night”. Let us dive,

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