Suzuki Slingshot has hit the Indian roads. Suzuki Motorcycles and Scooter India launched this new bike. The company is expecting to capture a sizeable share in the two wheeler market with its new launch.
Suzuki Slingshot has aggressive yet conservative looks. The bike is available in bi-colour paint scheme- black and other primary colours. The sharp edgy headlamps, large speedometer, big fuel tank, sleek gear indicator are eye-catching. The 10 spoke alloy wheels give a sturdy look to the bike. On the whole, the bike has killer looks as far as appearance is concerned.
You must have seen the ad of the new Suzuki Slingshot, the company has launched a new bike, after the split between Suzuki and TVS the number of bikes by Suzuki in market have been scarce, but the new Suzuki Slingshot promises to end the drought. The Suzuki Slingshot is powered with a 125cc engine, it is a 4 stroke 8.7 dk. Suzuki Slingshot is equipped with a 5 speed gear box with digital meter and spoke wheel, drum brakes and comes with a self start capability. Here are more Suzuki Slingshot specifications and features with complete review:-
TVS has some popular and fuel efficient bikes in the bike market has now come up with a new bike TVS Flame SR125. The 125cc machine generates 10.5Bhp@7500 rpm and a torque of 10nm@ 6000 rpm. The bike is powered by a 3 valve CCVTI engine (controlled Combustion –variable timing Intelligent). This allows better power and mileage to a rider.
The weight of the TVS Flame is around 123 Kg for drum version and 126 Kg for disc version. The fuel tank has a capacity of around 7.5 litres. The looks of the bike are quite encapsulating, with new and improved design. It has a broader read tyre assisting in better grip of efficient braking. The digital console consists of a bright LCD screen which displays information like ODO meter, trip meter, fuel indicator and clock. There is a new feature in this bike called IMI (intelligent mileage indicator) which tells you the instantaneous mileage of the bike as you ride it. The service reminder indicator is also present in it. The on tank storage is really handy for the storage of small items like a small water bottle or any kind of documents.
The Bajaj Platina 100cc was first released in 2006 on the CT-100 engine. It was an entry level bike. The Bajaj Platina was for those bike lovers who could not afford Pulsar and was the cheapest bike in its segment. Giving tough competition to rival bikes like Splendor. The Bajaj Platina 125 cc is being launched on the streets after decent success of the 100cc version. The new Bajaj Platina has a 125cc DTS-Si Engine, which comes with a 4 stroke air cooled engine and a 4 speed gearbox. It can generate upto 9.53 PS power at 7000rpm. and 10.85 torque at 5000rpm. Bajaj’s very own patent DTS-Si engine allows minimum fuel consumption giving a mileage of about 109 Kms per litre.