Indian Scout Sixty Limited vs Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster

Best bike in the sufficient budget. A little bit heavy if want lightweight then ride the scooter, not Triumph Speedmaster.

With the weight of 240 kg around this bike can be really heavy for those who are not into biking that much. But with weight comes the power. The bike is equipped with 1200cc with 2 cylinders delivering the power of 76 bhp and providing the torque of 106nm so that this bike can roar on road. Power and mileage are inversely related here. Here the showroom mileage for the bike is 23 km/L and which can be really low on the road (around 18-20km/L) hence is provided with a 12 L fuel tank capacity so that this bike can go up to 268 km on full. But still, there is a demerit as this bike doesn't come with a reserve fuel capacity. Now talking about safety, at this range like all bikes this also comes with dual disc brakes with front disc size 310 mm and 255mm for the rear disc brake. The body height is around 1000mm so people with average height can easily ride and it's quite comfortable to the back also as it has less separation between the seat and handles so that rider doesn't have to lean. Some other features The bike has the analog speedometer and digital fuel indicator. LED headlights to provide a good view in the night and a pilot seat to accommodate one more passenger. Overall the bike looks but at this range, you can go for other bikes which have good after service in most Indian cities.