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Best bikes under 4 lakh: Specifications, features and pricing

Team AckoJan 17, 2024

If you are willing to spend a few lakhs to buy a two-wheeler, you can get one with great performance and premium features. With several top-notch models in the market, you may find it challenging to pick one. To narrow your search, we have compiled a list of some of the best bikes under 4 lakh rupees (as of July 2022) with their specifications, features and pricing.

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List of top 15 Bikes under 4 lakh in India
1. CF Moto 300 NK (Max power: 27.5bhp)
2. Kawasaki Ninja 300 (Max power: 38.9bhp)
3. KTM 390 Adventure (Max power: 42.91bhp)
4. KTM RC 390 (Max power: 42.91bhp)
5. BMW G 310 GS (Max power: 33bhp)
6. Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 (Max power: 47bhp)
7. TVS Apache RR 310 (Max power: 33.53bhp)
8. BMW G 310 RR (Max power: 33.53bhp)
9. Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 (Max power: 47bhp)
10. Keeway K-Light 250V (Max power: 18bhp)
11. KTM 390 Duke (Max power: 42.91bhp)
12. Honda CB300R (Max power: 30.71bhp)
13. Benelli TRK 251 (Max power: 25.47bhp)
14. BMW G 310 R (Max power: 33.53bhp)
15. Bajaj Dominar 400 (Max power: 39.42bhp)
List of best bikes under 4 lakh in India
Frequently asked questions

List of top 15 Bikes under 4 lakh in India

Take a look at the following list featuring some of the best bikes under 4 lakh. Please note that the bikes have not been ranked but listed.

1. CF Moto 300 NK (Max power: 27.5bhp)

The CF Moto 300 NK is a naked street sports bike designed by the subsidiary of KTM, KISKA. The bike sits on a Trellis frame and is powered by a capable 300cc unit. Among the features, the motorcycle has dual-channel ABS, Upside Down (USD) forks at the front and a mono-shock suspension at the rear.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 300cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
Max power: 27.5bhp
Max torque: 25Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 12.5 litres
Price: Rs. 2.29 lakh onwards

2. Kawasaki Ninja 300 (Max power: 38.9bhp)

The legendary Kawasaki Ninja 300 continues to impress bike enthusiasts with updated technology and electronics. The sports bike looks meaner with sharp lines on the fuel tank, and the fairing is neatly tucked into the bike. The bike has Assist and Slipper Clutch for faster gearshifts and sharper brakes and is available in the legendary green paint scheme that Ninjas are known for.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 300cc liquid-cooled, parallel twin-cylinder
Max power: 38.9bhp
Max torque: 26.1Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 17 litres
Price: Rs. 3.30 lakh onwards

3. KTM 390 Adventure (Max power: 42.91bhp)

With a powerful engine aided by advanced electronics such as cornering ABS, Traction Control, Dual Channel ABS, three riding modes and alloy wheels, this bike is one of the top adventure bikes in India.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 373cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
Max power: 42.91bhp
Max torque: 37Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 14.5 litres
Price: Rs. 3.37 lakh onwards

4. KTM RC 390 (Max power: 42.91bhp)

The KTM RC 390 is one of the popular sports bikes in India. The sharp lines and the sporty fairing make it an exciting bike to ride. It offers maximum performance from its powerful single-cylinder engine. It also comes with advanced features such as cornering ABS, Traction Control, Quickshifter, and TFT display and switchgear, adding a touch of premium feel to the bike.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 373cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
Max power: 42.91bhp
Max torque: 37Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 14.5 litres
Price: Rs. 3.16 lakh onwards

5. BMW G 310 GS (Max power: 33bhp)

The BMW G 310 GS is a refined and smooth operator. The smallest adventure bike from the company, it features Assist and Slipper Clutch and Ride-by-Wire technology. Also, its design language is pleasing.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 313cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
Max power: 33bhp
Max torque: 28Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 11.5 litres
Price: Rs. 3.10 lakh onwards

6. Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 (Max power: 47bhp)

The Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 is a cafe racer, and the design reminds us of yesteryear’s classic-looking bikes. The bike looks simple yet elegant with a clip-on handlebar and short seat. It is ably supported by a powerful 650cc engine, making it probably one of the top bikes under 4 lakhs in India.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 650cc liquid-cooled, twin-cylinder
Max power: 47bhp
Max torque: 52Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 13.7 litres
Price: Rs. 3.81 lakh onwards

7. TVS Apache RR 310 (Max power: 33.53bhp)

The TVS Apache RR 310 sits on the BMW G310R chassis and shares most components. The RR310 offers linear delivery of power and a comfortable ride. You can take it soft off-road, and it is also a capable daily use bike.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 312.2cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
Max power: 33.53bhp
Max torque: 27.3Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 13.7 litres
Price: Rs. 2.65 lakh onwards

8. BMW G 310 RR (Max power: 33.53bhp)

While the TVS RR 310 was launched before the BMW G 310 R launch, the latter differentiates itself from the BMW Motorrad graphics seen on other premium BMW bikes. The bike offers a sporty ride with a refined and powerful engine.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 312.2cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
Max power: 33.53bhp
Max torque: 27.3Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 13.7 litres
Price: Rs. 2.85 lakh onwards

9. Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 (Max power: 47bhp)

The Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 is a retro-modern-looking bike with a powerful twin-cylinder engine. The roadster version of the 650 twins, the bike features the iconic oval-shaped fuel tank, round halogen headlight, and an upright riding position for comfort on long journeys.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 650cc liquid-cooled, twin-cylinder
Max power: 47bhp
Max torque: 52Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 13.7 litres
Price: Rs. 3.60 lakh onwards

10. Keeway K-Light 250V (Max power: 18bhp)

The Keeway K-Light 250V is possibly the lightest motorcycle on this list. It is a rugged cruiser bike and is the first bike to be powered by a V-Twin engine in the 250cc segment in India. It features dual channel ABS and disc brakes and offers a comfortable ride with a well-cushioned seat.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 249cc liquid-cooled, parallel twin-cylinder
Max power: 18bhp
Max torque: 19Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 20 litres
Price: Rs. 2.89 lakh onwards

11. KTM 390 Duke (Max power: 42.91bhp)

The KTM 390 Duke is probably the popular naked sports bike in India. This is substantiated by the premium features and advanced electronics it offers. The powerful bike has Assist and Slipper Clutch, Quickshifter, Ride-by-Wire technology and a good TFT Display.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 373cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
Max power: 42.91bhp
Max torque: 37Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 14.5 litres
Price: Rs. 2.96 lakh onwards

12. Honda CB300R (Max power: 30.71bhp)

The Honda CB300R is a street fighter and looks aggressive with its shape lines and a chunky fuel tank. It features Assist and Slipper Clutch, adjustable mono-shock at the rear, USD forks at the front, LCD display and a hubless floating disc brake.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 286c liquid-cooled, parallel twin-cylinder
Max power: 30.71bhp
Max torque: 27.5Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 9.7 litres
Price: Rs. 2.77 lakh onwards

13. Benelli TRK 251 (Max power: 25.47bhp)

The Benelli TRK 251 is the entry-level adventure bike from the company. The bike has features such as a fully digital display, Bi-lens headlight, USD front forks, petal disc brakes, dual channel ABS, and a large fuel tank for long-distance travel.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 249c liquid-cooled, parallel twin-cylinder
Max power: 25.47bhp
Max torque: 21.1Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 18 litres
Price: Rs. 2.51 lakh onwards

14. BMW G 310 R (Max power: 33.53bhp)

The BMW G 310 R is the naked streetfighter version of the BMW G 310 RR and GS. It is equipped with the same engine; however, the riding dynamics are different due to the riding position and the placement of the footpegs. It offers a more committed riding experience and can easily manoeuvre in an urban environment.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 312.2cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
Max power: 33.53bhp
Max torque: 27.3Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 13.7 litres
Price: Rs. 2.70 lakh onwards

15. Bajaj Dominar 400 (Max power: 39.42bhp)

The Bajaj Dominar 400 is the most affordable bike in this list of bikes under 4 lakhs. Despite being priced lower, the bike comes with loads of features. It includes USD forks, Dual Channel ABS, a 6-speed gearbox, and factory-fitted touring accessories. It also boasts a slipper clutch and a capable braking system.

Specifications

Engine capacity: 373cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
Max power: 39.42bhp
Max torque: 35Nm
Fuel tank capacity: 13 litres
Price: Rs. 2.24 lakh onwards

List of best bikes under 4 lakh in India

Here’s a quick summary of some of the best bikes under 4 lakh in India.

Sl. No.	Name of the bikes under 4 lakh	Engine Cubic Capacity	MileagePrice in Rs. (ex-showroom Delhi)
1	CF Moto 300 NK	300cc	30km/lRs. 2.29 lakh onwards
2	Kawasaki Ninja 300	300cc	30km/lRs. 3.30 lakh onwards
3	KTM 390 Adventure	373cc	25km/lRs. 3.37 lakh onwards
4	KTM RC 390	373cc	25km/lRs. 3.16 lakh onwards
5	BMW G 310 GS	313cc	30km/lRs. 3.10 lakh onwards
6	Royal Enfield Continental GT 650	648cc	30km/lRs. 3.81 lakh onwards
7	Royal Enfield Interceptor 650	648cc	30km/lRs. 3.60 lakh onwards
8	KTM 390 Duke	373cc	25km/lRs. 2.96 lakh onwards
9	Keeway K-Light 250V	25cc	30km/lRs. 2.89 lakh onwards
10	BMW G 310 RR	313cc	30km/lRs. 2.85 lakh onwards
11	TVS Apache RR 310	313cc	30km/lRs. 2.65 lakh onwards
12	Honda CB300R	286cc	30km/lRs. 2.77 lakh onwards
13	Benelli TRK 251	249cc	30km/lRs. 2.51 lakh onwards
14	BMW G 310 R	313cc	30km/lRs. 2.70 lakh onwards
15	Bajaj Dominar 400	373cc	30km/lRs. 2.24 lakh onwards

Frequently asked questions

Here are answers to common questions about the best bikes under 4 lakhs in India.

Which are the popular sports bikes under 4 lakh rupees?

Some of the most popular sports bikes in India under 4 lakh are KTM RC 390, Kawasaki Ninja 300, BMW G 310 RR and the TVS Apache RR 310.

Which is the ideal two-wheeler insurance cover for bikes costing around 4 lakh in India?

Wide-ranging bike insurance should cover damages to your bike caused by accidents, natural or manmade calamities, etc. It should also cover theft and third-party liabilities. Comprehensive Two-wheeler Insurance offers this, so you can opt for it.

Which is the top adventure bike under 4 lakh rupees?

The top adventure/touring bike under 4 lakh is the KTM 390 Adventure.

Disclaimer: The content on this page is generic and shared only for informational and explanatory purposes. It is based on several secondary sources on the internet and is subject to changes. Please consult an expert before making any related decisions.

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