Fuek-Savvy bike & that can go for distance...

[shaidee]

Hey people..!!

I'm still considering which bike I should be getting..?

Can anyone please suggest some bikes that are fuel-savvy yet fast enough for distrance travelling..??

Appreciate your suggestions..

[dark_angel]

cub, wave,

[crazydj]

Don't get YBR. Top speed only 110km/h. Too slow for you. Tank too big. Too fuel efficient. Get a light kapcai with small tank, semi-auto gearbox. Settled.

[robbedzombie]

Bajaj pulsar!

[SlowButSteady Bro]

Fast get Yamaha YZF R150 or Honda Tiger 200,Enough to maintain 100-110kmh on highways..Top speed easily get 130-140kmh

[shaidee]

Thanks people!! What about SP or Kipps? And anyways, what's the greatest difference between a 2-stroke and a 4-stroke bike?

[xXxRatedxXx]

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[Fredd]

dats easy bro. 2T

[hi_sham32]

U want a smooth ride, get a 4 stroke but less powerful.

U want a rough ride, get a 2 stroke, more powerful but more vibration (Normal)

[kurtis]

vespa! fuel efficient and cheap maintainence.

[themostestultimategenius]

U want a smooth ride, get a 4 stroke but less powerful.

U want a rough ride, get a 2 stroke, more powerful but more vibration (Normal)

 

Have you ridden a RS125 or Mito? They're actually quite a lot smoother than the 2B 4 stroke bikes

 

Back on topic,

1. Yamaha FZ150

2. Yamaha R15

^ Both these bikes share the same engine.

3.Bajaj Pulsar

[Blahhh]

Yamaha TDM900 >__>

[Spark_135]

Have you ridden a RS125 or Mito? They're actually quite a lot smoother than the 2B 4 stroke bikes

 

Back on topic,

1. Yamaha FZ150

2. Yamaha R15

^ Both these bikes share the same engine.

3.Bajaj Pulsar

 

Do consider FZ150i. I've seen one. Seems good as a starter bike.

[4th_Espada]

hmmzz...

 

Petrol savvy but small tank capacity:

 

Spark 135

X1R

Wave

 

Petrol Savvy, slightly bigger tank capacity:

 

Pulsar 180

FZ150

YBR

Phantom 150/200 (depends how u look at it)

cbr150

 

the bigger the tank for the bikes mention the further the distance is with the KM per litre value about the same for these bikes..

[RxzDelux]

Thanks people!! What about SP or Kipps? And anyways, what's the greatest difference between a 2-stroke and a 4-stroke bike?

 

Difference between 2 strokes and 4 strokes are 2 strokes drink petrol faster than 4 strokes. As you asked for FUEL efficient bike, 4 strokes would be a better take.

 

You may also refer to here.

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php/164254-RE-quot-Help-me-choose-bike-pls!-quot/page3

 

 

Hope that helps you in choosing which bike to decide for your ride.

[HimQQ]

hmmzz...

 

Petrol savvy but small tank capacity:

 

Spark 135

X1R

Wave

 

Petrol Savvy, slightly bigger tank capacity:

 

Pulsar 180

FZ150

YBR

Phantom 150/200 (depends how u look at it)

cbr150

 

the bigger the tank for the bikes mention the further the distance is with the KM per litre value about the same for these bikes..

 

Phantom 150 , TA150 i thought is 2stroke?

[crazydj]

Phantom 150 , TA150 i thought is 2stroke?

 

Yes, its 2 stroke.

[HimQQ]

then isn't a 2stroke not very recommended for fuel savvy? clarifying nia.

[Shana_Gabz]

then isn't a 2stroke not very recommended for fuel savvy? clarifying nia.

 

most 2 strokers consume a lot of petrol. But for TA150 it may be an exception cos it doesnt consume fuel as much as SP/krr but it doesnt save as much fuel as a kup do. but it does supplement with its larger tank compared to kups