New Bikes In India 2019 With Prices And Specifications

Many awesome motorcycles are launching this year and definitely, choosing any one of them is going to be more difficult. That’s why the year 2019 is the most exciting year for all motorcycle enthusiasts. If you are one of us, then here is the list of New Bikes In India 2019 for you. We will keep updating this article whenever necessary, so stay tuned.

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• 2019 Bajaj Dominar 400
• 2019 KTM RC 125
• 2019 Suzuki Gixxer SF 250
• Hero Xpulse 200
• Hero Xpulse 200T
• Hero Xtreme 200S
• Yamaha MT 15
• Honda CB300R
• 2019 Yamaha FZ-FI
• 2019 Yamaha FZS-FI

2019 Bajaj Dominar 400

For 2019, Bajaj updated the Dominar 400 with new features, nips and tucks. The previous Dominar made a wave in the auto scene but failed to make a dent. While it was a complete riding package it still needed a few premium features that could have made the deal better. The 2019 Bajaj Dominar 400 comes with more power, premium USD front suspension, Twin Barrel exhaust, Twin Channel ABS, and new Colour options. These additions surely make the value for money package more attractive for folks who want to buy a premium motorcycle priced at half a lakh less than its competitors.

2019 KTM RC 125

KTM RC 125 is an entry-level fully-faired motorcycle that creates its own segment. No other bike manufacturer in India offers a similar product in the same 125cc category. The only down-side of the RC 125 is that it is priced higher than most of the fully-loaded 150cc bikes. Also, it costs more than the Yamaha YZF R15 V3 which is a 150cc fully faired sports bike. On the upside, the KTM RC 125 gets all premium features. It gets a liquid-cooled Single Cylinder, 4-stroke engine fitted in a premium steel trellis frame, and mated to a 6-speed transmission system. It also comes with Single Channel ABS.

2019 Suzuki Gixxer SF 250

The 2019 Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 draws inspiration from the legendary bikes from the Japanese automaker, the Hayabusa and the GSX-R bikes. A highly anticipated 250cc Suzuki bike that took a while to reach the Indian shore after the infamous Inazuma offering.

It comes fitted with a quarter-litre engine with Suzuki oil cooling system (SOCS) – Oil cooling system. It is claimed to be a lightweight and fast engine which provides high performance for a wide range of needs, from city-riding in traffic to serious sport riding. With features like LED illumination units, Digital Instrument Console, Twin Muffler, and the price tag make the Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 a worthy contender of its class.

Hero Xpulse 200

The much-awaited Hero Xpulse 200 brought a lot of smiles when launched. Its predecessor Hero Impulse gathered a lot of fan following years after its launch. The Indian bike scene was just warming up for an adventure bike back then. The Hero Xpulse 200 gets the newest of Hero’s technology and design. It surely looks more mature than the Impulse. The Xpulse 200 gets smartphone connectivity with turn by turn navigation, Full LED Headlamp, USB charger, and more. It features a 220mm Ground Clearance, Upswept Exhaust, Programmed Fuel Injection, and Dual-Purpose Tyres. The bike comes with a carburettor engine as well.

Hero Xpulse 200T

Hero Xpulse 200T is the tourer version of the adventure spec Xpulse 200. It is a more sophisticated machine that is a city-runner as well as a tourer. The engine and tune are the same for both the Xpulse variants. The same 200cc motor delivering identical power and torque. It dons a retro look but is loaded with some of Her MotoCorp’s latest technology such as Smartphone Connectivity with Call Alerts, Turn by Turn GPS Navigation, and a fully digital instrument console. Apart from the built and construction, the 200T comes with a traditional exhaust system and alloy wheels. It features the same LED headlamp unit.

Hero Xtreme 200S

The Hero Xtreme 200S had been in the works way before but the company decided to launch the bike in 2019. The Xtreme 200S is the third bike version of the same 200cc engine that does the duties for the Xpulse Duo. The performance figure of this engine is identical for all three motorcycles. The difference is in the design, The Xtreme 200S is s semi-faired sports bike with Twin LED headlamp and taillamp, and the same fully digital instrument console. The Xtreme 200S gets a wider rear tyre as compared to the Xpulse Duo.

Yamaha MT 15

One of the most good-looking bikes of its segment. A true Japanese street fighter with killer looks and performance. It brings the vibe and feel of Yamaha’s MT series bike in the most affordable and compact form. The radical design of the bike truly demands attention. It features a Bi Functional LED headlight, and a forward mass concentration body design. This 155cc ‘hyper’ naked bike comes with advanced features like Variable Valve Actuation that deliver torque even at lower rpm, it also gets the segment-first Assist & Slipper Clutch. More on offer is Negative LCD Display Instrument Console, Deltabox Frame, Single Channel ABS, and a hefty price tag.

Honda CB300R

For India, Honda Two Wheelers finally expanded their mass product portfolio beyond the 250cc capacity. Still, Honda lists it on the HondaBigWing website and not the HondaTwoWheeler website that lists all the mass products. The Honda CB300R is a modernized retro Café Racer bike that brings good looks and fun performance in one package. It features brushed alloy Radiator Shrouds, blacked-out engine and sports an underslung, upswept exhaust. On the front is a signature thin, round headlight with a metal tone and Two-Bar Light feature, and at the rear is an LED unit too.

2019 Yamaha FZ-FI

The 2019 Yamaha FZ-FI features the company’s all-new Fuel Injection Blue Core engine. It is fitted with sensors and actuators to calculate and deliver the optimum amount of fuel to the engine. This leads to better fuel efficiency and performance. Also adding to this is the lightweight construction of the bike. Alike the other latest Yamaha bikes, even the FZ-FI get a forward mass construction. The FZ has always been a good-looking bike and the new one is no different. Featuring a true Japanese design, the bike also gets ABS, Negative LCD Instrument Cluster, LED Headlight, Tank Pad, Skid Plate, and more.

2019 Yamaha FZS-FI

The specifics of the 2019 Yamaha FZS-FI are no different from the FZ-FI. Apart from the little gloss on the body, there’s nothing different. Even the engine and performance specifics are exactly the same. Speaking of which, under the frame is a 149cc Fuel Injected Blue Core Engine that delivers a balance between performance and fuel efficiency. The features on the FZS-FI are Front Disc with Bosch Anti-Lock Braking System, Negative LCD Instrument Cluster, LED Headlight, Under Cowl, Chrome Duct Plating, 140mm wide radial tyre, Monocross rear suspension, Advanced Midship Muffler Cover, and more. It costs Rs. 2000 more than the 2019 FZ-FI.