बजाज अवेंजर स्ट्रीट 160 माइलेज

The low seat and easy riding position made the Avenger Street 160 feel natural in city traffic. I could sit comfortably without feeling stretched or cramped. The single channel ABS was another useful addition, especially when I had to brake suddenly. I don't need to think about these features during every ride. They simply make the bike easier to handle when the city gets busy.

The Bajaj Avenger Street 160 is a bike I enjoy mostly on weekend highway trips. The low seat height makes it comfortable, and the relaxed riding position means no back pain on long rides. I like the stretched handlebar, which gives a proper cruiser feel. While it’s not about speed, it delivers smooth and steady performance. The fuel tank capacity of the Avenger Street 160 is 12 L, and it also comes with a 2 L reserve option.

The Bajaj Avenger Street 160 feels perfect for relaxed highway cruising with its comfortable 737 mm seat height. The 160cc engine delivers steady power, and I usually enjoy its laid-back ride quality on open roads. The long wheelbase provides stability, while the kerb weight of 156 kg adds confidence. Its wide handlebar also makes it easier to control during longer rides, and the styling feels classic.

The Avenger Street 160 feels like a true cruiser on a budget. I enjoyed the relaxed footpeg position, which allowed stress-free rides through city traffic. Its 169 mm ground clearance makes bad roads less of a problem. The matte finish styling gives it a modern edge while keeping its classic charm. Furthermore, the Avenger Street 160 comes with a Telescopic with double anti-friction bush in front & a 5-step adjustable twin shock absorber at the rear.

The Avenger Street 160 was my pick for relaxed cruising. Its low 737 mm seat height gives unmatched comfort for long rides. The foot-forward posture adds to its cruiser character, while the wider handlebar feels easy to manage. It may not be the quickest, but highway journeys are stress-free. It comes with a semi-digital meter which shows speed, trip, fuel gauge & clock details.

For comfort, the Bajaj Avenger Street 160 works the best for riders. The 160cc engine is not too aggressive but returns 42 kmpl mileage. Cruising at 100 km/h feels easy, and the relaxed seating makes long rides comfortable. The telescopic front and twin-shock rear suspension handle bumps well. Brakes are good with single-channel ABS, and the low-slung design makes it a proper cruiser for budget riders.