Old But Gold: Bikes That Still Rule the Roads

TVS XL 100: Rs 44,999 - 59,437

Launched in 1980, the TVS XL 100 is a lightweight moped with a 99.7cc single-cylinder engine. It’s known for high mileage, low cost, and easy use in rural and city areas.

Royal Enfield Bullet 350: Rs 1.74 - 2.16 Lakh

Introduced in 1955, the Bullet 350 is India’s oldest production bike. It has a 349cc engine and a classic look. Riders love its thump, strong build, and road presence.

Hero Splendor Plus: Rs 77,176 - 80,176

Launched in 1994, the Hero Splendor has a 97.2cc engine. It’s super fuel-efficient, low on maintenance, and perfect for daily commuting, which is why it’s still India’s favourite bike.

Bajaj Pulsar: Rs 81,843 - 1.81 Lakh

The Pulsar first came out in 2001. It offers various engine sizes from 125cc to 400cc. It’s stylish, powerful, and sporty, which makes it very popular with young riders.

Honda Activa: 78,684 - 84,685

Launched in 2001, the Honda Activa scooter has a 109.51cc engine. It’s smooth, reliable, and easy to ride, and it has become a top choice for both men and women across India.

Suzuki Access 125: 83,800 - 1.02 Lakh

The Access 125 was launched in 2007. It has a refined 124cc engine and is known for its great pickup, comfort, and fuel efficiency, making it a top scooter even today.