Choosing a commuter for travelling to your college is very important. Investing on fast bikes will drain your wallet out of money and on the other hand choosing a bike which gives the best mileage possibly might impact your social life in college. GoPUC.com has decided to give you good tips on how and which bike you should choose.
Step 1: Figure out your budget
Even if your parents are extremely rich, it still doubts the chances of you getting your dream bike even if they can afford it. The reason for this is that parents don’t want to spoil their children. And even more important is because of safety precautions. Trust me. When you reach your parent’s age you would also have the same things in mind. SAFETY STANDS FIRST.
Step 2: Pocket money!
Depending on your pocket money that you might be getting every month will be determine on how much fuel you will be ready to spend on your bike. FUEL PRICES NEVER REALLY FALL .
Step 3: Distance to college
On the other hand, if you live really close to the college you can budge on the mileage. You must also do good research on what kind of traffic you can expect. Whether you have to travel on a highway or by Bangalore’s annoying traffic. There is no point of having a Hayabusa when you’re always stuck in traffic.
Step 4: List out options
It is best to do at least 5 hours of non continuous research on your bikes before you actually buy one. The internet is a good source for this kind of details, but it is always best to go to those automobile outlets and test drive the bikes yourself. Once you have done your test drives, prepare a list of bikes that you fancy and write the following details for each bike.
- Price of Bike
- Mileage (Petrol consumption)
- General servicing charges for that bike
- How many gears
- Top Speed
- Engine CC
- Looks/Appeal (Rating 1-5)
- Your feel of the bike (Rating 1-5)
- Company’s review Rating
I would suggest that you write these down so that you don’t forget any points. Here are a list of bikes that we have listed for you. We have saved you some time by writing the prices in order. These prices were as of the year 2013 .
List of Bike Prices (in Bangalore) (ex Showroom Prices)
- Discover 100T – Rs. 57048
- Discover 125ST – Rs. 57048
- Honda Twister 100cc – Rs. 63727 (on Road)
- Yamaha SZR 150cc – Rs. 56700
- Pulsar 135LS – Rs. 60574
- Honda Stunner 125cc – Rs. 69610 (on Road)
- Suzuki GS 150R – Rs. 79179 (on Road)
- Avenger 220cc – Rs. 78400
- Apache RTR 160cc – Rs. 71230
- Yamaha FZ 16 – Rs. 75000 (on Road)
- Apache RTR 180cc – Rs. 73930
- Pulsar 200NS – Rs. 86864
- Yamaha R15 – Rs. 125658 (on Road)
- Honda CBR 150R – Rs. 143451 (on Road)
List of Scooter Prices (in Bangalore)
- Scooty Pep+ – Rs. 39825
- Scooty Streak – Rs. 41855
- Honda Dio – Rs. 54319 (on Road)
- Mahindra Duro – Rs. 47421
- TVS Wego – Rs. 48712
- Honda Activa – Rs. 56939 (on Road)
- Honda Aviator – Rs. 59465 (on Road)
- Suzuki Access – Rs. 57783
If you are looking to go electric, you can look at these options.
List of Electric Bike Prices (in Bangalore)
- Avon E Scoot – Max 65 kmph
- Hero E Srint – Max 45 kmph
- Yo Exl – Max 55 kmph
Step 5: Make up your mind!
I know there are tons of options to choose from for you, but don’t spend too much time researching for the perfect one. Do your research and plan out and pick a date of the same week that you did your research and go for the bike that you like.
If this information has helped you, be sure to give us those thumbs up and shares on Facebook. Thank you for visiting GoPUC.com .
