In the wheeler sector, there are cruisers and sports bikes ranging from low budget 100 cc bikes to 650 cc.
In which today we are talking about bikes with 160 cc engine which includes from cruiser to sports bike.
If you also want to buy a 160 cc engine bike, then here you can know the complete details of the top 3 bikes of this segment which can fit in your budget.
Bajaj Avenger Street 160: Bajaj Avenger Street 160 is a popular cruiser bike in this segment which is liked for its stylish design and mileage.
Talking about the engine and power of this bike, a 160 cc single cylinder engine has been given in it. This engine generates 15 PS of power and 13.7 Nm of peak torque. A 5 speed gearbox has been given with this engine.
Talking about the mileage of the bike, the company claims that this bike gives a mileage of 55.77 kmpl. The starting price of this bike is Rs 1.11 lakh.
TVS Apache RTR160: The TVS Apache RTR 160 bike is an entry level sports bike that is loved for its speed and style.
The bike has a single cylinder engine of 159.7 cc. This engine generates 15.53 PS of power and 13.9 Nm of peak torque. A 5 speed gearbox has been given with this engine.
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Regarding the mileage of the bike, the company claims that this TVS Apache RTR 160 gives a mileage of 48 kmpl. The starting price of this bike is Rs 1.11 lakh which goes up to Rs 1.14 lakh in the top model.
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Hero Xtreme 160: Hero Xtreme 160 is an attractively designed sports bike that is loved for its stylish design and speed.
This bike has a 163 cc single cylinder engine. This engine generates 15.2 PS of power and 14 Nm of peak torque. A 5 speed gearbox has been given with this engine.
Regarding the mileage of the bike, the company claims that this bike gives a mileage of 55.47 kilometers per liter, this mileage has been certified by ARAI.
