Top 5 Best Sports Bikes In Bangladesh
Explore Bangladesh's Top 5 Standard Bikes! From Honda's speedy CB Hornet 160R ABS to the muscular CB Hornet 160R CBS, Suzuki's reliable Gixxer 155, the lightweight Samurai 150, to the sporty Gixxer SF FI. Each bike brings its unique style and performance, promising an exciting ride across the country's roads. Get ready for a thrilling adventure with these top-tier Standard Bikes in Bangladesh!
Lifan KPR 150
The Lifan KPR 150 V2 is catching eyes with its new look and cool colors like Ninja Green and Rosso Red. The LED headlights are bright enough for night rides, and the split seats add comfort and style.
It's a bit shorter than average, good for shorter riders at 775 mm seat height. Weighing 150 kg, it stays stable at high speeds. The 150cc liquid-cooled engine gives 14.08 BHP power, and the 6-speed gearbox means good performance. The dual disc brakes work well, but no ABS or CBS is a downside. The wheel setup could be better for improved cornering. Overall, the Lifan KPR 150 V2 is a stylish ride with some performance trade-offs.
Yamaha R15 V3 Indian Version Dual ABS
The Yamaha R15 V3 is a whole new deal, now rocking Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) for better performance and a slipper clutch for smoother gear shifts. Safety gets a boost with Dual Channel ABS, and the bike flaunts a fresh LED headlight, taillight, and a cool instrument cluster. In India, it ditches USD forks for more practical telescopic ones. The trusted “Deltabox” frame still does its job well. Thunder Grey, Racing Blue, and Darknight are the snazzy color choices in Bangladesh. With a 155cc engine, 6-speed transmission, and slipper clutch, this bike is set to deliver an exciting ride. The suspension, brakes, and wheels add to the overall package.
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Lifan KPR 165R Carburetor
The Lifan KPR 165R (NBF2) got a cool makeover. It's got a new engine for smoother power and a sleek design with LED lights. The back tire is fatter now, giving better grip. The seat is low at 775 mm, great for shorter riders, and at 150 kg, it feels light.
The engine is still powerful, but they switched to a carburetor, dropping highway mileage to 36 kmpl. The transmission is smoother, and the front brakes work well. The front suspension is comfy, but the back one could be better, especially with a passenger.
Overall, it's a good-looking ride with some improvements, even if there are a few trade-offs.
Lifan KPR 165R EFI
The Lifan KPR 165R (EFI) brings a fresh look with a new engine and EFI technology, upgrading from the Lifan KPR 150. With a full LED setup, including a powerful projected headlight, it shines on night rides. The muscular design and sporty graphics give it an appealing vibe, even though the plastic body disappoints a bit.
Available in Red, Green, and Blue, the bike is on the shorter side, great for shorter riders. However, the low ground clearance may cause scraping on city speed bumps. Weighing 150 kg, it's a bit heavy but remains stable at high speeds with an average wheelbase. The EFI engine promises better fuel efficiency, generating 16.8 BHP of power and 17 Nm of torque. The 6-speed gearbox adds a performance edge. Dual disc brakes, telescopic forks, and a mono-shock handle the braking and suspension, but the 90/90 and 120/80 tire setup raises concerns about cornering and braking performance. Despite a few downsides, the Lifan KPR 165R (EFI) stands out as a sporty choice in the commuter segment.
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Kawasaki Ninja 125 2022
The Kawasaki Ninja 125 blends a 125cc engine with a robust 250cc chassis, borrowing from the renowned Ninja 250SL. Its sleek design, sporty decals, and large tank create a muscular appearance. Packed with features like KTRC, KLCM, and KIBS, it offers tech usually found in larger bikes. Two color options, Green and Black, add flair.
Designed for entry-level riders, it boasts a low seat height of 785mm. Weighing 146kg, it maintains balance with a well-calibrated wheelbase. The liquid-cooled 125cc engine delivers 15BHP power and 11.7Nm torque, promising around 45kmpl mileage. Safety features include dual-channel ABS and telescopic forks. The Ninja 125 targets young riders seeking an entry-level sportbike with impressive features, despite a few downsides. The 2022 ex-showroom price in Bangladesh is approximately BDT 4,99,000.
