Top Cruiser bikes in India

Do you imagine yourself riding a premium cruiser motorbike on the Himalayas? Or on the majestic Mumbai-Pune Expressway? We bet yes, you do.

When you talk about Cruisers you think those big fuel tanks, huge handles, chrome finish, and a performance that can even put most hatchbacks to shame. Not to forget a powerful engine under the hood. Here in this article, we will look at the selection of 5 premium cruiser motorcycles that you can ride in India to explore its cultural diversity as well as natural beauty. Let’s Ride…

1. Indian Roadmaster

Indian Roadmaster is an ultimate ride. One can buy any bike, but none match its class and style. This is a machine that is built exquisitely for the long haul. Be a part of the legend and go out exploring colours of India on Indian Roadmaster. It offers 33 gallons of weatherproof storage and plenty to keep two helmets in the trunk. Moreover, the trunk can also be locked and unlocked remotely with the key fob.

Indian Roadmaster Specs:

Engine displacement – 1811 cc
No. of gears – 6
Kerb weight – 421 kgs
Ground clearance – 140 mm
Fuel tank capacity – 20.80 liters
Mileage – 20 kmpl

2. Victory Cross Country Tour

Victory Cross Country Tour has the ergonomics that offer comfort like no other. The aerodynamically designed front body gives clear visibility in all the conditions. So whether you are in Ladakh or on the misty roads of Nilgiri this bike will keep you riding. On top of all, with 41 gallons storage capacity, Cross Country Tour possess the distinction of having the most cargo space of any production motorcycle.

Victory Cross Country Tour Specs:

● Engine displacement – 1731 cc
● No. of gears – 6
● Kerb weight – 398 kgs
● Fuel capacity – 22 liters
● Mileage – 17 kmpl (approx.)
● Ground Clearance – 148 mm

3. UM Renegade Commando

UM is an American brand that makes some cool cruisers. The company is very young compared to its competitors but with some great and powerful bikes has created a distinct place for itself. The UM Renegade Commando is a perfect cruiser bike that you must ride on Indian roads. It gives you a great ride as well as the confidence to rule the road. With low seats no matter if you are tall or short, the UM Renegade Commando will accommodate you with ease. With those high handlebars and stylish engine, UM Renegade Commando will turn heads on the road.

UM Renegade Commando Specs:

● Engine displacement – 279 cc
● No. of gears – 6
● Kerb weight – 172 kgs
● Fuel capacity – 18 liters
● Mileage – 30 kmpl (approx.)
● Ground Clearance – 150 mm

4. Harley Fat Boy

Since its launch in 1990, Harley Davidson Fat Boy motorcycle has been a favourite among bikers across the world. Fat Boy has featured in Hollywood flicks like Terminator 2 and Wild Hogs. As for its unique name, the story goes that it comes from the name of atomic bombs, Fat Man and Little Boy, which were dropped in World War II on Japan. And, there’s no surprise that the company has repeatedly denied any such reason about the name.

Harley Fat Boy Specs:

● Engine displacement – 1690 cc
● No. of gears – 6
● Kerb Weight – 331 kgs
● Fuel capacity – 18.9 liters
● Mileage – 18 kmpl
● Ground clearance – 130 mm

With that brutal look and tremendous power, this beast is an ideal bike to ride on India’s Golden Quadrilateral.

5. Harley Davidson Road King Special

Came to the scene in 1994, Harley Davidson’s Road King soon became the best-selling motorbike in the United States. It borrowed its style from the 1949 Hydra Glide. Harley Davidson’s Road King is powered by Milwaukee-Eight engine. It is the lightest Harley in its FL range.

Harley Davidson’s Road King Specs:

● Engine displacement – 1745 cc
● No. of gears – 6
● Fuel capacity – 22.7 liters
● Mileage – 17.86 kmpl (approx.)
● Kerb weight – 362 kgs
● Ground clearance – 135 mm

Get ready to command the roads with Harley Davidson Road King. There’s hardly any doubt that it is the ‘King of Roads’ with its masculine look, incredible power and thundering sound that can only be compared to a jet.

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