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    • 2025 Bajaj Dominar 400
      2025 Bajaj Dominar 400
      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 2.39 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 7,887
    • Yamaha YZF R15 V4.0
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      +7 Variants
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      ₹ 1.69 - 1.86 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 5,587
    • Husqvarna Vitpilen 250
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      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 2.13 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 7,023
    • Bajaj 2019 Dominar 400
      Bajaj 2019 Dominar 400
      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 2.7 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 8,890
    • Yamaha FZ S V3.0 FI
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      +2 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 1.13 - 1.16 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 3,732
    • Yamaha FZ V3.0 FI
      Yamaha FZ V3.0 FI
      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 1.13 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 3,710
    • Ducati Panigale V4
      Ducati Panigale V4
      +4 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 32.05 - 74.8 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 1,05,691
    • 2025 TVS Apache RR 310
      2025 TVS Apache RR 310
      +4 Variants
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      ₹ 2.56 - 3.11 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 8,450
    • KTM 250 Duke
      KTM 250 Duke
      +2 Variants
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      ₹ 2.12 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 6,997
    • Kawasaki Ninja H2R
      Kawasaki Ninja H2R
      +1 Variants
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      ₹ 90.11 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 2,97,135
    • TVS Apache RTR 200 4V
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      +3 Variants
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      ₹ 1.41 - 1.47 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 4,659
    • KTM RC 390
      KTM RC 390
      +2 Variants
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      ₹ 3.57 - 3.57 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 11,766
    • Suzuki Hayabusa
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      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 18.06 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 59,558
    • Yamaha YZF R15S
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      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 1.54 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 5,075
    • Yamaha YZF R3
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      +1 Variants
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      ₹ 3.51 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 11,559
    • KTM RC 200
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      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 2.12 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 6,997
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      ₹ 1.91 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 6,309
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      ₹ 19.78 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 65,227
    • Kawasaki Ninja 650
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      +1 Variants
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      ₹ 7.77 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 25,622
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      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 3.33 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 10,985
    • Kawasaki Ninja 1000SX
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      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 12.98 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 42,816
    • Bajaj Pulsar RS 200
      Bajaj Pulsar RS 200
      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 1.71 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 5,644
    • Kawasaki Ninja 300
      Kawasaki Ninja 300
      +1 Variants
      * Ex-Showroom
      ₹ 3.17 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 10,453
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      +3 Variants
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      ₹ 22.76 - 27.84 Lakh
      EMI starts at
      ₹ 75,053

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  • Hero Splendor Plus
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    ₹ 2,437
  • Bajaj Pulsar 150
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  • Royal Enfield 2024 Classic 350
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    ₹ 2,270
  • Bajaj Pulsar 125
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    ₹ 79,048 - 87,526
    EMI starts at
    ₹ 2,607
  • Yamaha FZ S V3.0 FI
    Yamaha FZ S V3.0 FI
    +2 Variants
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    ₹ 1.13 - 1.16 Lakh
    EMI starts at
    ₹ 3,732
  • Yamaha Nmax 155
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    Expected Launch : Nov 22, 2025
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    Expected Launch : Nov 25, 2025
  • TVS Zeppelin
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    ₹ 2 - 3.2 Lakh
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  • Yamaha YZF MT-07
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    ₹ 8.5 - 10 Lakh
    Expected Launch : Nov 30, 2025
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    Expected Price
    ₹ 6 - 7 Lakh
    Expected Launch : Dec 15, 2025
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    ₹ 9.5 - 11 Lakh
    Expected Launch : Dec 15, 2025
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    ₹ 11.5 - 12 Lakh
    Expected Launch : Dec 15, 2025
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    ₹ 1.1 - 1.2 Lakh
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    Expected Launch : Jan 30, 2026
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    ₹ 12.2 - 13.5 Lakh
    Expected Launch : Mar 15, 2026
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    ₹ 2.9 - 4 Lakh
    Expected Launch : Mar 21, 2026
  • Key Highlights of Sports Bikes

    Popular Models Yamaha FZ S V3.0 FI , KTM RC 200 , TVS Apache RTR 200 4V and TVS Apache RR 310
    Latest Launches Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RX , Ultraviolette X47 Crossover and Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade
    Most Expensive Kawasaki Ninja H2R (Rs. 90.11 Lakh)
    Affordable Model Bajaj Pulsar N125 (Rs. 85,880 - 91,691 )
    Upcoming Model Yamaha Nmax 155 (Nov 2025) , Yamaha XSR155 (Nov 2025) , TVS Zeppelin (Nov 2025) , Yamaha YZF MT-07 (Nov 2025) and Benelli 752S (Dec 2025)
    Fuel Type Petrol, Electric and Ethanol+Petrol

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  • New Hero Karizma XMR: All You Need To Know
    Sidharth Nambiar | Aug 30, 2023
    New Hero Karizma XMR: All You Need To Know
    Here’s all you need to know about Hero MotoCorp’s latest offering in the market
    3 mins read
  • About Sports Bikes

    Sports bikes are the best investment for people with high adrenaline and kink for adventure. Although riding any bike is enough to boost feel-good hormones, Sports bikes are meant to take that good feeling a little further.

    One of the most significant advantages of owning a Sports bike is that you will be able to get anywhere much faster. Another key advantage is riding with style. But many people think that these kinds of bikes are only for experienced bikers, but beginners can also have fun with this bike without an issue.

    Because Sports bikes are much lighter, to enable better handling, riding this bike type is going to be easier than the other models. And let’s not forget about the comfort factor with such bikes. You can choose from several options of sizes, performance range and course price.

    Selecting the Best Sports Bike in India

    Buying a new vehicle is a big investment, be it a four-wheeler or two. Hence, you need to be clever when making such an investment, especially if it’s a sports bike.

    These motorcycles are the most performance-oriented bikes, even though they are lightweight. Beginners and expert riders have several options when it comes to sport motorcycle. Here are some pointers to take into account before buying these rides:

    • You cannot directly jump from a 150cc bike to a 4 cylinder sports bike. You should ease into it. Buy a bike with 296cc or less, and then climb your way up.
    • Think about what you want instead of getting influenced by your fellow sports bike rider.
    • You should invest in a good set of riding gear, especially when buying a sports bike. Spend like 10% of the bike value on these gears to ensure safety, as even the most skilled rider can and has faced accidents.
    • Keep the fuel price in mind as the fuel price for a sports bike cost much higher. So make sure to learn about the number of cylinders and cubic capacity as these lessen or increase fuel consumption.
    • You should take your sports bike out for riding routinely, don’t keep it as a souvenir.

    Types of Sports Bike

    As said above, there are several options when it comes to sports bike types. And learning about it will help you make a smart purchase decision.

    Cylinder – Sport bikes can be differentiated from one another depending on the cylinder type and the number of cylinders these have. A V4 cylinder or 4 cylinder sports bike has been said to be the perfect engine as it gives smoothness, output purity and smoothness. These are best for top-level racings. Similarly, a V-twin cylinder provides more power with less vibration. And single-cylinder sports bikes are suitable for crisp, sharp and fast throttle.

    Cubic Capacity – CC or cubic capacity is another component that differentiates types of sports bikes. The higher the cc would be, the more fuel your bike will consume, giving you more horsepower.

    Gearbox – Most sports bikes have a one-down or 5-speed gearbox. But some of these also have 6-speed transmissions when the driver uses her foot to activate a clutch while shifting gears.

    Popular Sports Bikes In India

    Now that you know everything about sports bikes, it’s time to choose the best from the market.

    KTM RC 390 – This is a newly launched sports bike of 2022 and one of the best ones. The KTM RC 390 has a 373cc BS6 engine, which gives a torque of 37 Nm and a power of 42.9 bhp. It weighs only 172 kg with a fuel capacity of 13.7 litres. KTM is known to be one of the best–looking models in the sports bike category when it comes to looks. And this new addition doesn’t disappoint either.

    Yamaha YZF R15 V4 – This sports bike is available in 6 colours and 5 variants and with a powerful 155cc BS6 engine that gives a torque of 14.2 Nm and a power of 18.1 bhp. This model has a full-fairing, step-up seat, side-slung exhaust, M air duct design, and bi-functional LED headlights.

    TVS Apache RR310 – This sports bike is available in 3 colours and 1 variant and is powered by a 312.2cc BS6 engine. This engine can develop 33.52 bhp and a torque of 27.3 Nm. This model is customizable, and you can avail of them via the BTO platform. Along with that, this motor has a 6-speed gearbox.

    Bajaj Pulsar NS200 – This one is a superbike meant to provide an enhanced riding experience. For a generation that wants speed and a smooth driving experience, this Yamaha model offers a 199.5 cc engine. All in all, it’s a perfect ride for the youth of India.

    Suzuki Gixxer SF – One of the most stunning-looking sports bikes is Suzuki Gixxer SF. In actuality, this bike doesn’t only looks good but is also an excellent pick for its performance. You would feel the thrill of riding this bike at the top-most speed without having to spend much as well. It’s a neat choice for sports bike lovers.

    Things To Know before Buying a Sports Bike

    A sports bike can be the best ride in your life only if you are careful and smart when buying one. It’s easier to get carried away or influenced by your fellow-riders bike selection but remember to select a bike according to your riding capability. Make sure to check the fuel consumption, size and other factors about the bike before making an investment.

     

     

     

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    Janak Sorap | Jul 12, 2023
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FAQ's of Sports Bikes

Sports bikes are motorbikes that prioritize speed, acceleration, braking efficiency, and cornering ability over comfort and fuel efficiency. They have more horsepower and torque, which allows the bike to accelerate faster and achieve its highest speed more quickly.
The top sports bikes in India are Yamaha FZ S V3.0 FI, KTM RC 200, TVS Apache RTR 200 4V, TVS Apache RR 310 and more.
Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RX, Ultraviolette X47 Crossover, Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade and KTM 160 Duke are the new sports bikes launched in India.
The upcoming sports bikes in 2025 are Yamaha XSR155, Yamaha YZF MT-07, Benelli 752S and Yamaha YZF R7 .
The different types of sports bikes available in India are: Naked Bikes, Supersports Bikes and Superbikes. Naked bikes have minimal bodywork, Supersports bikes are the most powerful and technologically advanced sports bikes and Superbikes are the top-of-the-line sports bikes, designed for the most demanding riders.
When selecting a sports bike, it's important to consider your own riding style and experience. If you're new to riding, a smaller and less powerful bike may be a better choice. For experienced riders, a larger and more powerful bike may be more suitable. It's also important to consider the bike's handling and maneuverability, as well as its overall design and style.
Before buying a sports bike in India, it's important to consider the cost of the bike, as well as the cost of maintenance and insurance. Additionally, sports bikes require regular maintenance and it's important to always wear proper safety gear when riding.
Sports bikes are not suitable for daily use, as they are built for high-performance and speed, and are not designed for long-distance touring or city commutes. They have poor fuel efficiency, limited storage space for luggage and are not comfortable for long rides.
Sports motorbikes typically feature a lightweight, aerodynamic design and powerful engines. They have a low, aggressive riding position and high-performance suspension and brakes. They are built for speed and agility, with a focus on handling and acceleration. They often have a full fairing to protect the rider from wind and debris, and have large, sticky tires for maximum traction. They are typically not designed for long-distance travel and are not as comfortable as touring bikes. They have a sporty look, with a sleek design, and often have loud exhaust systems. They are built for speed and agility, with a focus on handling and acceleration.
Sports motorbikes, also known as sportbikes, are designed for high performance and speed. They typically have powerful engines, aerodynamic designs, and advanced suspension systems. These features allow them to accelerate quickly and reach high speeds, making them suitable for racing and other high-performance activities. Compared to other types of motorbikes, such as cruisers and touring bikes, sportbikes generally have more horsepower and can go faster. They also tend to be more agile and maneuverable, which can make them more suitable for tight turns and winding roads. However, they also tend to be less comfortable for long rides and may not be as well-suited for carrying cargo or passengers.
Owning a sports motorbike can be thrilling but it also comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. The main advantages of owning a sports bike is the sense of freedom and excitement that comes with riding one. They are lightweight and powerful, allowing for a more exhilarating riding experience. However, sports bikes are often more expensive than other types of motorcycles, both in terms of the initial purchase price and ongoing maintenance costs. They also tend to have a higher risk of accidents due to their high speeds and agile handling. Insurance can be costly for sports bikes and the cost may be higher than other types of motorcycles. Additionally, sports bikes are often not as comfortable as other types of motorcycles, which can make long rides more difficult.

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