Bajaj V12 Vs TVS Victor- Shootout
Even though the consumers in the Indian market have started upgrading to motorcycles with higher capacities, there is always that crowd that wants motorcycles for local commuting and expects a good fuel economy. For them, the motorcycle manufacturers always amaze the consumers with mind-blowing motorcycles like the Bajaj V12 and TVS Victor. Let’s see how the Bajaj V12 and the TVS Victor square off against each other.
Recently Bajaj has silently launched the stripped down version of the same V15 motorcycle and this time named it V12. It looks incredibly a "Little War Hero" as the previously launched V15 and recently launched V12 are the two sides of the same coin. Let's find out what mettle the junior V15 is made of.
Platina Comfortec is an example of Bajaj’s continues quest of upgrading their existing products. However, at times the change brought by the company is pretty quick and not appreciated by the masses. Let's check it out how changes brought in new Platina Comfortec turned out to be.
Platina has been one of the best seller products for Bajaj Auto Ltd, the company has recently given makeover to the bike and called it ComforTec. The heart and soul of the Platina Comfortec remain same but the company has emphasized on the comfort quotient of the bike. Let’s find out what changes Bajaj has brought to the age old brand Platina.
The Kawasaki Bajaj KB 100 had actually revolutionized the entire industry in terms of features and technology. Those who have ridden the Kawasaki KB 100 RTZ will certainly vouch for the stability and control of the motorbike. It was without any doubt ergonomically a better motorcycle from rest of the competition. Performance vise also the KB 100 was not far behind from the lord of the street Yamaha RX 100 but the difference of low end torque between the two bikes made a difference of two worlds.
This motorcycle may not be for everyone's liking. We have heard from many who loved the motorcycle for its looks, many more going for it just because it is being built from the metal of INS Vikrant and few complaining about its looks. Overall, the motorcycle looks very good, it definitely looks better from the side as well as the rear profile.
Bajaj has launched the cheapest motorcycle your money can buy in India and its none other than CT100B from the stable of Bajaj. The new CT100B has gone one step further than its sibling (Bajaj CT100), which now is more cheaper and offers better mileage figures, and you get 2 years of warranty with it. So how the cheapest 100cc commuter fares against its Price? Lets see.
Bajaj has unveiled a new commuter in the market by the brand name “V”, implementing a unique idea of utilizing the scrap metal of the erstwhile aircraft carrier- INS Vikrant. Let’s see the inside out of the new Bajaj V, which is called as invincible by the company.
Ever wondered what those two big stubbles are at the end of your motorbike handles? Check it out, maybe you might have had scratched one by now unknowingly by cutting through some traffic, else if you happen to have scratched your bike somewhere. And then if you thought that maybe your bike is being protected by those thingys, then yes, your bike is being protected, but apparently not the way you thought it has been.
Bajaj has recently relaunched the entry level CT100 from its stable which they had discontinued in 2006 for the domestic market. BikesIndia brings to you First Test Ride Review of new CT100 yet again before the bike is officially launched.
