Bajaj Avenger News

It could be a more affordable entry-level alternative to the Royal Enfield Meteor 350

The Avenger 220 Street looks identical to the Avenger 160 Street

Certainly one of the few tastefully designed and built Avengers till date

Which of these two small capacity cruisers nail that laid-back riding aesthetic the best?

The cruisers are now dearer by upto Rs 2,004

The 160cc cruiser has finally breached the one lakh rupee mark

The more affordable Street 160 witnesses a sharp price bump

Bajaj launched the BS6 iterations of the Avenger Cruise 220 and Street 160 on 1 April 2020

The bike’s launch has been delayed due to the COVID-19 lockdown in India

The updated engine and larger cat-con have resulted in a price hike of up to Rs 11,500

Dealerships have begun accepting unofficial bookings for a token amount ranging between Rs 1,000 to Rs 5,000

Deliveries of the motorcycle is expected to start in a few weeks

Deliveries will commence by the end of this month

Fortunately, the peak power has not dropped

The price hike for the BS6 models ranges between Rs 7,501 and Rs 11,584

Should you buy the newly launched Bajaj Avenger 160? We get you the answer

How does the new Bajaj Avenger Street 160 stack up against the Suzuki Intruder 150? We find out

How does India’s most affordable cruiser stack up against its Japanese competitor in the real world?

If the new Avenger Street 160 doesn’t cut it for you, then here are some other alternatives that you can choose from the same price bracket

Priced Rs 6,000 lower than the Avenger 180, the Avenger Street 160 also gets the safety net of ABS

The cruiser features a new engine, but that’s not from the Pulsar NS 160

From a new engine to an affordable price tag, here is everything you need to know about the latest Avenger

The 160cc cruiser will replace the Avenger 180

Four new bike launches and a spy image of an upcoming adventure tourer -- here’s how the week panned out