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The Indian two-wheeler market is flooded with customers who look for an affordable motorcycle that runs the maximum distance in a litre of fuel. For this reason, the manufacturers are busy developing products for us that are decent in terms of affordability and also offer good value for money at the same time. On the contrary, there are some for whom a premium and exotic set of wheels matter the most and money comes at last. Due to this reason, the Indian auto market also has some of the most magnificent two-wheeled marvels.
Having said, today, we bring the top five motorcycles that demand the most loads of cash.
1) MV Agusta F4 RC:
The limited edition motorcycle from the house of the Italian exotic bike maker, the MV Agusta F4 RC stands as the most expensive motorcycle available in the Indian two-wheeler market at present. The bike comes drenched in the company’s MotoGP team livery and is a replica of the company’s Reparto Corse team's FIM Superbike World Championship model. Powering the motorcycle is a 998cc, four-cylinder engine that comes mated to a six-speed transmission. The MV Agusta F4 RC has been priced at INR 50 lakh (ex-showroom, Pune) for the Indian market.
2)Harley-Davidson CVO Limited:
The most extravagant model from the line up of the famous American cruiser bike manufacturer, the Harley-Davidson CVO Limited holds the second spot on the list. The motorcycle has been priced at INR 49.32 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) for the Indian two-wheeler market. Powering the Harley-Davidson CVO Limited is a 1,801cc, V-twin engine that cranks out 156 Nm of peak torque. The motorcycle packs in several interesting features for power and convenience like tyre pressure monitoring, heated seats, keyless ignition, ABS and much more.
3)Ducati Panigale R:
The flagship Ducati has been priced in the Indian two-wheeler market at a whopping INR 49.02 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The Ducati Panigale R draws its power from an 1198cc, L-twin engine that develops a peak power output of 202 bhp. The motorcycle receives some of the advanced technical goodies such as Ducati Traction control, ride by wire, engine braking control, Ducati Data Analyser, ABS and a lot more.
4)BMW K1600 GTL:
The exclusive sports tourer from BMW Motorrad, the K1600 GTL finds the number four spot when it comes to the most pricey motorcycles in India. The beast is powered by a 1,649cc, inline six-cylinder engine that develops a maximum power output of 158 bhp along with a peak torque output of 175 Nm. The BMW K1600 GTL is priced at INR 36.28 (ex-showroom, Delhi) in the Indian two-wheeler market and comes with features such as traction control, fully adjustable suspension, adaptive headlight, digital engine management system and much more
5)Indian Roadmaster:
The giant cruiser from Indian Motorcycle was launched in 2015 on the Indian soil. The motorcycle comes with a massive physical footprint and weighs more than 400 kgs. Powering the Indian Roadmaster is a Thunder Stroke 111 engine and the bike comes with some of the most rarest features in terms of a motorcycle such as 200-watt stereo system, Bluetooth and smartphone connectivity, horizon power windshield and heated grips to give comfort in chilly weather conditions. The Indian Roadmaster is priced in India at INR 34.95 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) and accounts for one of the most expensive cruisers available on the planet at present
Top 5 Costliest Bikes in India
Having said, today, we bring the top five motorcycles that demand the most loads of cash.
1) MV Agusta F4 RC:
The limited edition motorcycle from the house of the Italian exotic bike maker, the MV Agusta F4 RC stands as the most expensive motorcycle available in the Indian two-wheeler market at present. The bike comes drenched in the company’s MotoGP team livery and is a replica of the company’s Reparto Corse team's FIM Superbike World Championship model. Powering the motorcycle is a 998cc, four-cylinder engine that comes mated to a six-speed transmission. The MV Agusta F4 RC has been priced at INR 50 lakh (ex-showroom, Pune) for the Indian market.
2)Harley-Davidson CVO Limited:
The most extravagant model from the line up of the famous American cruiser bike manufacturer, the Harley-Davidson CVO Limited holds the second spot on the list. The motorcycle has been priced at INR 49.32 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) for the Indian two-wheeler market. Powering the Harley-Davidson CVO Limited is a 1,801cc, V-twin engine that cranks out 156 Nm of peak torque. The motorcycle packs in several interesting features for power and convenience like tyre pressure monitoring, heated seats, keyless ignition, ABS and much more.
3)Ducati Panigale R:
The flagship Ducati has been priced in the Indian two-wheeler market at a whopping INR 49.02 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The Ducati Panigale R draws its power from an 1198cc, L-twin engine that develops a peak power output of 202 bhp. The motorcycle receives some of the advanced technical goodies such as Ducati Traction control, ride by wire, engine braking control, Ducati Data Analyser, ABS and a lot more.
4)BMW K1600 GTL:
The exclusive sports tourer from BMW Motorrad, the K1600 GTL finds the number four spot when it comes to the most pricey motorcycles in India. The beast is powered by a 1,649cc, inline six-cylinder engine that develops a maximum power output of 158 bhp along with a peak torque output of 175 Nm. The BMW K1600 GTL is priced at INR 36.28 (ex-showroom, Delhi) in the Indian two-wheeler market and comes with features such as traction control, fully adjustable suspension, adaptive headlight, digital engine management system and much more
5)Indian Roadmaster:
The giant cruiser from Indian Motorcycle was launched in 2015 on the Indian soil. The motorcycle comes with a massive physical footprint and weighs more than 400 kgs. Powering the Indian Roadmaster is a Thunder Stroke 111 engine and the bike comes with some of the most rarest features in terms of a motorcycle such as 200-watt stereo system, Bluetooth and smartphone connectivity, horizon power windshield and heated grips to give comfort in chilly weather conditions. The Indian Roadmaster is priced in India at INR 34.95 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) and accounts for one of the most expensive cruisers available on the planet at present
Top 5 Costliest Bikes in India
