Top 6+ powerful bikes became so expensive, from Royal Enfield to Hero Motocorp in 2020

Introduction

Two-wheeler companies Royal Enfield, Hero Motocorp, Yamaha, Bajaj have started product manufacturing and retail sales after some lockdown in the country. On starting the sale, companies have also increased the price of some of their bikes. However, companies have not given the reason for the price increase. But it is believed that the company has taken such a step due to the increased input cost, due to the decrease in the revenue due to the Kovid-19 epidemic. Let's know which 6+ bikes have increased in price.

Royal Enfield:

Now within 4 months, the price of all its 6 colour options has increased by about Rs 2750. The current price of the Snow White and Granite Black colour options of Royal Enfield HimalayanBSVI is Rs 1,89,565, while the price was Rs 1,86,811 at the time of launching. All these prices are ex-showroom Delhi.

BajajAvenger Cruise 220:

The BSVI model of this bike was launched by the company last month with an increased price of Rs 8000. Now its price has been increased by Rs 2000 more. The ex-showroom price of Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220 BSVI is now Rs. 1.19 lakhs.

Bajaj Pulsar 150:

The BSVI engine model of Bajaj Pulsar 150 was launched earlier this year. The rear disc model of this bike has been priced at Rs 1 lakh, which was Rs 98,835. At the same time, the price of its Bajaj Pulsar 220F BSVI has been increased by Rs 3,000. After the price increase, now this bike can be purchased for Rs 1.19 lakh, which was earlier 1.16 lakh rupees.

Yamaha also increased the price:

Talking about the price of Yamaha FZS-Fi, it has become expensive by Rs 500. The price was earlier Rs 99,200, which has now become Rs 99,700. At the same time, the price of the Yamaha FZS-Fi bike has increased from Rs 1,01,200 to Rs 1,01,700. Similarly, the price of Dark Knight Edition has also increased to Rs 1,03,200, which was Rs 1,02,700 earlier.

The ex-showroom Delhi price of Yamaha MT-15 bike has increased from Rs 139400 to Rs 139900. YZF-R15 V3.0's Thunder Gray colour option was earlier priced at Rs 1,45,300, which has increased to Rs 1,45,800. The price of the Dark Knight colour option was earlier Rs 1,47,300, which has increased to Rs 1,47,900.

Hero bikes have increased so much:

The price of Hero SuperSplendor has increased by Rs 850. The ex-showroom price of its self-drum the version was earlier Rs 67,300, which has increased to Rs 68,150. At the same time, the price of its self-disc version was earlier from Rs 70,800, which has been increased to Rs 71,650.

Hero HF Deluxe had a starting price of Rs 55,925 at the time of the launch of the BSVI model, which has increased to 56,675. That is, there has been an increase of Rs 700 in it. At the same time, the price of Hero Splendor + BSVI has increased by Rs 750. The ex-showroom price of this bike at the time of launching was Rs 59,600, which has now risen to Rs 60,350.

2020 Kawasaki Z650 BS6 launched in India-bikarvinod

                                

2020 Kawasaki Z650 BS6 launched in India-bikarvinod

Introduction

The Kawasaki Z650 bike has been launched with BS6 engine. This bike has become quite expensive now compared to the old model. That is, the company has increased the prices of new bikes by 25 thousand rupees directly. The company has also started booking this bike, which can be booked from the company's website or dealership. The  Kawasaki Z650 BS6 new bike will compete with Harley-Davidson Street 750 in the market.

Features of Kawasaki Z650 2020

The company has made many changes in the design of  Kawasaki Z650 BS6. The company has introduced it in more sharp design than before. The company has made several updates in addition to its engine and has been introduced in a new avatar, but only one colour option has been made available in Metallic Spark Black.

The new bike features instrument console Bluetooth, GPS and smartphone connectivity. At the same time, it has Dunlop Sportmax RoadSport 2 tires and 4.3-inch full TFT instrument console. The bike also has redesigned LED headlight. Also, it has a Radiology Mobile App with smart Bluetooth connectivity.

The bike has a new cowl, windshield and passenger seat as well as new Sportmax tires from Dunlop. It has a 41 mm telescopic fork front and rear preload-adjustable mono-shock at the front.

For braking, this bike has two discs of 300 mm in front and 220 mm single disc brakes in the rear. The company has given the Z650 a new aggressive look, due to which it looks even more attractive than before.

Talking of tires, Dunlop Sportmax RoadSport 2 tires have been given in it, whereas earlier Sportmax D214 tires were being given. The most important thing is that the Z650 has also become lighter than the BS4 model and weighs 186 kg.

Engine and Power of Kawasaki Z650 BS6

The company has given the earlier 649 cc parallel-twin engine. Its engine generates 68 hp power and 64 Nm of torque. It also has a revised exhaust and airbox. At the same time, compared to the previous engine, the company has not made any changes in it. While 1.7 nm torque is reduced as compared to earlier.

Price of Kawasaki Z650 BS6 Model

The Kawasaki Z650 BS6 is now priced at Rs 5.94 lakhs ex-showroom in India.

The Kawasaki Z650 BS6 competes with the Benelli TNT 600i and BS6 bike Harley-Davidson Street 750 in the Indian market. However, its competitor has not yet been updated to the BS6 emission standard. The company may also begin its delivery soon.

This bike of the company can be easily booked by putting an inquiry on the website. Recently the Kawasaki Versis 1000 BS6 has been brought to India, while the Ninja 650 model has also been introduced in the BS6 avatar.