Here you can get the list of best bikes in the world in 2024
A bike is one of the most desired vehicles that everyone chooses very wisely comes to speed, it goes, well, fast. There are many best bikes in the world. An all-new Suzuki Hayabusa has arrived, there’s a new, homologation-spec version of BMW’s S1000RR, the M1000RR, the Norton takeover has seen a new, completely re-engineered version of its V4, the V4SV, and many more.
We have made a list of the best bikes in the world:
10. Energica Ego+ RS
Price: Rs. 14-16 Lakh
The Energica Ego is considered to be one of the best superbikes for 0-80 speed range, offering an incredible performance. Its unique single-speed warp drive sets it apart from other bikes. The Energica Ego can achieve a remarkable 0-60 mph time of only 2.6 seconds. However, when considering its power-to-weight ratio, it is not particularly outstanding, weighing in at 260 kg.
9. Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa
Price: Rs. 15- 20 Lakh
Suzuki finally exposed an all-new version of its hyperbike known as the ‘king of speed’, the monstrous GSX1300R Hayabusa, in 2021. It was more than worth the wait. The bike has Euro5 compliant, boasting a slick, comprehensive suite of rider electronics, a fancy new TFT dash, and a big dollop of extra build quality, in truth, the new version is no faster, and, being relatively heavy, can’t quite match the latest superbikes. The bike can give a peak power of 187.4 bhp, and the dry weight is 221 kg.
8. Norton V4 SV
Price: Rs. 41.61 lakh
Donington regime Norton V4 RR is no more, the old version has been replaced by the all-new, Solihull-based, TVS-owned Norton’s fully re-engineered V4 SV. The bike can generate a power of 185bhp and a dry weight of 193kg against the old bike’s 200/179.
7. MV Agusta Rush
Price: Rs. 19-22 lakh
It has been confirmed that the MV Agusta still has available its 300 limited editions, carbon-bedecked Rush, the concept bike-styled roadster based on the Brutale 1000, while now start being delivered in June and it’s so wacky and potent it had to be included here. MV now claims 208bhp from its 998cc four a dry weight of 186kg, and a top speed ‘of over 300kph’.
6. Honda Fireblade SP
Price: Rs. 23,11,292- 23,62,720
This is Honda’s one of the top superbikes that continues essentially unchanged from 2020. It’s a little tricky to be sure about this one, as no official dry weight figures have been released so we’ve had to use a guesstimate. The superbike can provide a peak power of 215 bhp.
The bike belongs to M1000RR territory, it is an extreme and track-orientated Fireblade ever and one that’s been built specifically to win WSB. But it may be better still. The dry weight is 180 kg.
5. BMW M1000RR
Price: Rs. 42 lakh – 45 lakh
BMW has been introduced the famous ‘M’ performance moniker into its Motorrad division in 2021, the bike has equipped a special, tuned, lightened, aero-equipped, limited edition, homologation-special version of its already stupendous S1000RR superbike. The superbike can generate a peak power of 212 bhp, and the dry weight is 175 kg.
4. MV Agusta Brutale 1000 Nürburgring
Price: Rs. 28 lakh
MV Agusta is another new member of the list. The ‘Nürburgring’ special edition hAs claimed by MV to be ‘the most extreme, mind-boggling Brutale’, having its standard 208bhp and 183kg – but with both boosted to 215bhp and just 177kg care of a special race kit, to go along with its carbon and titanium everything.
3. Aprilia RSV4 1100 Factory
Price: Rs. 23,69,00 lakh
Aprilia RSV4 100 Factory is another superbike with its revolutionary, power-packed, compact, and electronics-laden first RSV4 1000 was competitive at the world superbikes level. The engine is powerful and grunty; can generate a peak power of 217 bhp. This is a tiny chassis sweet-handling and its sophisticated electronics and classy cycle parts are up with the very best. The estimated weight is 177 kg.
2. Ducati Panigale V4 R
Price: Rs. 52.50 lakh – 53 lakh
This bike is one of the WSB-homologation special versions of Ducati’s astonishing V4 superbike that arrived in 2019 year and has been continually updated since, enough to finally win the world superbike championship in the hands of Alvaro Bautista this year. The bike can generate a peak power of 237bhp from the MotoGP-inspired V4, an ultra-lightweight monocoque chassis, the very best of cycle parts, world pioneering ‘aero’ aids, lashings of exotic Italian styling.
1. Kawasaki Ninja H2/R
Price: Rs. 79 lakh
Kawasaki Ninja is definitely the king of all superbikes. Kawasaki set out to produce the world’s most powerful production machine and it achieved just that. In full bore, track-only ‘R’ trim, the Kawasaki is claimed to produce a whopping 306bhp, rising to 322bhp with ram air effect. If you’re going to quibble about its legality, you have a point: the road-legal H2 Carbon version which produced 240bhp is no longer available. The look and the style of the bike are really very attractive.
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