Honda Unicorn

The Bajaj Pulsar 150 got a recent update and now includes an LCD instrument console and other improvements. But how does it compare to its rivals: Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ S Fi V4 and TVS Apache RTR 160 2V, at least on paper? Let us know:  Engine Specifications:Model NamesBajaj Pulsar 150Honda UnicornYamaha FZS FI V4TVS Apache RTR 160 2VEngine Displacement149.5CC162.7CC149 cc159.7 ccMax Torque13.25 Nm @ 6500 rpm14 Nm @ 5500 rpm13.3 Nm @ 5500 rpm13.85 Nm @ 7000 rpmMax Power13.81 bhp @ 8500 rpm12.73 bhp @ 7500 rpm12.2 bhp @ 7250 rpm15.82 bhp @ 8750 rpm In this comparison, the TVS Apache RTR 160 2V stands out as the most powerful bike, making it ideal for spirited riding. Its engine is boosted by higher revs, perfect for those who like a sporty 160cc motorcycle. On the other hand, the Unicorn delivers the highest torque of the bike at low rpm. This makes its engine extremely lightweight, making it an excellent daily choice. Framework:SpecificationsBajaj Pulsar 150Honda UnicornYamaha FZS Fi V4TVS Apache RTR 160 2VFront Suspensions37mm telescopic fork (twin disc variant), 31mm telescopic fork (single disc variant)Telescopic fork Telescopic fork Telescopic fork Rear SuspensionsGas-charged twin shock absorbersMonoshockMonoshockGas-charged twin shock absorbersFront Brakes280mm disc brake (twin disc variant), 260mm disc brake (single disc variant)240mm disc brake 282mm disc brake 270mm petal disc Rear Brakes230mm disc brake (twin disc variant), 130mm drum brake (single disc variant)130mm drum brake220mm disc brake 200mm petal disc / 130mm drum brake Front tyres90-section with 17-inch alloy wheel (twin disc variant), 80-section with 17-inch alloy wheel (single disc variant)80-section with 18-inch alloy wheel 100-section with 17-inch alloy wheel 90-section with 17-inch wheel Rear tyres120-section with 17-inch alloy wheel (twin disc variant), 100-section with 17-inch alloy wheel (single disc variant)100-section with 18-inch alloy wheel140-section with 17-inch wheel 110-section as standard and 120-section in the Disc Bluetooth variant with a 17-inch wheel in all variants Both the Unicorn and FZ-S have a monoshock, which is a much more advanced design compared to the twin-shock absorbers found on the Bajaj Pulsar 150 and RTR 160 2V. The single shock can provide better bump and pothole absorption. But both the Pulsar and RTR shock absorbers are gas-charged, ensuring their suspension performance isn’t inferior to the monoshock. Thanks to its front and rear petal disc brakes, the RTR 160 2V is expected to have better braking performance than other bikes. The Pulsar 150 two-wheeler variant is equipped with dual-channel ABS, which significantly enhances its safety features. Additionally, the Yamaha FZ S is fitted with traction control, improving safety, especially on slippery or rocky surfaces. The Honda Unicorn is the fastest accelerator in city traffic, thanks to its narrow front tyre. However, for the stability of the straight bike, the other three bikes, both with wider tyres, are expected to perform better. Dimensions:SpecificationsBajaj Pulsar 150Honda UnicornYamaha FZS Fi V4TVS Apache RTR 160 2VWheel Base1345mm (twin disc variant), 1320mm (single disc variant)1335mm1330mm1300mmFuel Tank Capacity15 L13 L13 L12 LGround clearance165 mm187mm165mm180mm This comparison reveals that Honda Unicorn and TVS Apache RTR 160 2V have the highest ground clearance, which means they are better suited to handle Indian road conditions compared to Bajaj Pulsar 150 and Yamaha FZS FI V4; however, RTR 160 2V and have small fuel tank capacity, potentially of more frequent refuelling Requires rest. In contrast, the Pulsar 150 is the heaviest bike in this category, which could affect how it handles heavy city traffic. Features:The Honda Unicorn has the most basic three-pod analogue instrument console, lacking Bluetooth connectivity and LED lighting. In contrast, the Bajaj Pulsar 150 and TVS Apache RTR 160 2V offer more advanced features. Both feature an LCD instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity for calls and SMS alerts. However, the RTR 160 2V also has turn-by-bar navigation.  The Yamaha FZ S features a range of convenient features, including LCD displays with built-in Bluetooth connectivity. This allows you to receive calls, SMS and email alerts, as well as check the phone's battery level through the Y-Connect app. Price and Verdicts: Bajaj Pulsar 150Honda UnicornYamaha FZS Fi V4TVS Apache RTR 160 2V₹ 1.10 - 1.16 Lakh₹ 1.06 Lakh ₹ 1,29,780₹ 1,17,226 In this comparison, the Honda Unicorn stands out as the most expensive bike, which is justified by its original features and underpinnings. If you want a 160cc motorcycle that can handle daily commuting comfortably without the need for advanced features or sophisticated hardware, the Honda Unicorn is the one for you. Before you go, please visit the Ducati Multistrada V4 RS Appears on Indian Website, Launch Anticipated. Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fbInstagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_insta        Twitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter

If you are looking for a budget-friendly motorbike that gives good value for money, look no further. Many options are now available in the market under ₹1 lakh, but we have the list of most VFM’s bikes. Check out the list of 5 bikes that we have selected for you! Top 5 Value-for-Money Bikes Under ₹1 Lakh in IndiaHere are the top five Value-for-money bikes for you, from sporty to fuel-efficient-bike. Have a close-up look at the top 5 bikes you could consider: Bajaj Pulsar N125 | ₹ 94,707 - 98,707The stylish streetfighter design puts Bajaj Pulsar N125 in the first spot, which is almost identical in looks to the Pulsar N250. Additionally, the muscular body and sharp edges make it the most attractive one on this list. It comes with a 124.58cc engine that produces 11.83 bhp and 11 Nm of torque. Also, you can rely on this bike for good mileage because it gives 64.75 kmpl. Hero Xtreme 125R | ₹ 95,000 - 99,500On the 2nd spot, we have Hero Xtreme 125R. This bike is Hero Motocorp’s first sporty bike in the 125cc category. Its 124.7cc, fuel-injected engine produces 11.4 bhp and 10.5 Nm of torque. There are two variants available for this bike which are IBS and ABS.  TVS Raider 125 | ₹ 84,869 - 1.04 LakhThe Raider 125 is a feature-loaded bike that comes in 6-variants. Its 124.8cc engine generates 11.2 bhp and 11.2 Nm of torque. The entry-level Drum variant is priced at ₹84,869, while the top-end SX variant costs ₹1.04 lakh. Overall, the Raider's sporty styling and modern features make it a strong contender in this price range.  Honda SP 125 | ₹ 86,017 - 89,131The Honda SP 125 has a design for riders looking for a simple, no-fuss design. It is one of the afforable two-wheelers in this comparison. The bike runs on the 123.94cc engine, generating 10.7 bhp and 10.9 Nm of torque and is a great all-day daily commuter. Bajaj Freedom (CNG) | ₹ 95,000 - 1.10 LakhThe Bajaj Freedom is the world's first CNG bike which is designed to minimize running costs. The bike comes with a 125cc engine producing 9.3 bhp and 9.7 Nm of torque. Additionally, it can deliver an amazing range of 330 km on a full petrol and CNG tank. Furthermore, the bike has a mileage of 65 kmpl with a 2 kg CNG capacity and a 2-litre petrol tank. These bikes under ₹1 lakh vary in the requirements such as sporty design and fuel efficiency for city rides. Be it performance, style, or a saving, this list will certainly have something for everyone. Choose one that best meets your budget. Before you go, check out the Aprilia RS 457 to Get Price Hike: Effective From Jan 2025Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fbInstagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_instaTwitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter