Wheels
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Kawasaki Z650RS (Rs 6.92 lakh)While its older sibling, the Z900 RS may have been discontinued in our market, the Z650RS more than makes up for that space, thanks to its design combining the old with the new. Powering it though is the same motor found on the standard Z650, which makes 68PS of power and 64Nm of torque.
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Triumph Speed Twin 900 (Rs 11.09 lakh)Before the arrival of the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650, it was the Street Twin which was the go-to choice if you were in the market for a California Cruiser. Sporting a retro design, the Triumph offering is powered by a 900cc parallel-twin motor which makes 65PS of power and 80Nm of torque.
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Triumph Bonneville Bobber (Rs 12.05 lakh)There’s a distinctive lack of Bobbers in the Indian motorcycle segment, apart from the Jawa offering and the Triumph Bonneville Bobber. Carrying a very distinctive design, the single-seater motorcycle is powered by the company’s 1200cc parallel-twin motor which makes 78PS of power and 106Nm of torque.
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Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster (Rs 12.05 lakh)Taking the competition to the Harleys and Indians, the Speedmaster is Triumph’s take on mid-sized cruisers. And boy does it deliver with its neo-retro design and equally powerful 1200cc liquid-cooled parallel twin motor, which makes 78PS of power and 106Nm of torque.
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BMW R Nine T (Rs 19 lakh)Years after years, the BMW R Nine T remains one of the best-looking neo-retro motorcycles available in the luxury market. Apart from the head-turning design, the R Nine T also packs some serious heat with its 1,170cc boxer twin engine making 109PS of power and 116Nm of torque.