Cheapest Bikes in India: Top Budget-Friendly Options Starting at ₹59,000
Cheapest Bikes in India: In case your budget is close to ₹60,000 to ₹70,000 and you are in need of a budget-friendly bike having excellent mileage and reliability, here are three excellent options for you. They are designed for daily use, while keeping low costs of maintenance and achieving impressive fuel efficiency.
1. Hero HF 100
A very affordable price, the Hero HF 100 fits the tight wallet. It comes with a 97.2cc fuel-injected engine, which generates 8.36 PS of power and 8.05 Nm of torque. The motorcycle also comes with a 4-speed gearbox. With ARAI-certified mileage up to 67 kmpl.
- Metal grab rail, alloy wheels, tubeless tyres
- Crash guard and black-themed exhaust
- 9.1-liter fuel tank
- 165mm ground clearance
- The Hero HF 100 is priced in a competitive range of ₹55,450 (ex-showroom).
It owns drum brakes at the front and rear wheel end
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2. TVS Sport
The new age bike TVS Sport comes with a 110cc engine and generates a power of 8.29 PS and 8.7 Nm. The mileage of the bike will range between 80 kmpl with the help of a 4-geared gearbox.
Key Features:
- 17-inch tyres paired along with drum brakes (130 mm at front, 110 mm at the rear).
- Combi Brake System for added safety
- Slim designs and sporty looks
This bike comes at a price of ₹59,000, ex-showroom, and can be a good deal for buyers looking to buy an affordable yet stylish bike.
3. Honda Shine 100
Honda Shine 100 is also among the best budget-friendly options, with its 98.98 cc engine that generates 5.43 kW of power and 8.05 Nm of torque. Its smooth engine along with reliability towards performance makes it one of the perfect daily commuter bikes.
Key Features:
- 17-inch tires with drum brakes (130mm front, 110mm rear)
- Combi Brake System for effective braking
- Long seat for easy long-distance riding to avoid fatigue
At an ex-showroom price of ₹64,900 in Delhi, Shine 100 gives the right amount of balance between price, performance, and comfort.
Conclusion
Among the cheapest bikes sold in India, these three-bikes of Hero HF 100, TVS Sport, and Honda Shine 100-are within good value as against daily usage quality. There is an inescapable requirement to adequately meet each of the above, be it fuel efficiency, affordability, or reliability, for every customer wanting to buy one among the budget-friendly category.
