7 Iconic Motorcycles Loved by Indians

Royal Enfield Bullet 350

Since 1955, the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 has been a symbol of rugged reliability and an unmatched legacy. Powered by a 349cc air-cooled engine, it offers a thumping exhaust note and a classic design.

Yamaha RX100

The Yamaha RX100, launched in the 1980s, was known for its lightweight frame and its 98cc two-stroke engine. With its quick acceleration and signature exhaust note, it became the go-to choice for riders.

Hero Honda Splendor

The Hero Honda Splendor redefined commuter biking in India with its legendary fuel efficiency and durability. Featuring a refined 97.2cc engine, this bike became the most trusted companion.

Hero Honda CBZ

The Hero Honda CBZ marked India’s entry into the performance bike segment in 1999. With a powerful 156cc engine, it introduces young riders to the thrill of higher displacement motorcycles.

Yamaha RD350

Nicknamed the "Rajdoot RD350," this beast was the fastest bike of its time in India. Its 347cc twin-cylinder two-stroke engine delivered unmatched performance, making it an icon among speed enthusiasts.

Bajaj Pulsar 150/180

The Bajaj Pulsar series revolutionized the Indian biking scene by introducing power-packed performance at an affordable price. It comes with a DTS-i technology; the Pulsar 150 and 180 created a new segment.

Hero Honda Karizma

Launched in 2003, the Hero Honda Karizma was India’s first true sports tourer with a 223cc four-stroke engine. Offering excellent highway stability, comfortable ergonomics, and a bold design.