Top 10 Bikes in World

Bikes have their own special place in the hearts of people of almost all age groups. While youngsters may prefer sports bikes most, elderly or old people may often opt for classic or vintage-style bikes. Fortunately, there are many options available for any type of styling that may be needed. Apart from this, custom bikes are also an option for those looking for their own unique styling. Bike riding undoubtedly gives a feeling of freedom without any limits.

In this article, we will learn about the top 10 bikes in the world with their pricing, specifications, and unique features. They are as follows:

1. BMW S 1000 RR

The BMW S 1000 RR is a quick, performance-driven higher-class bike that includes all the features one would anticipate from a sports bike in the market. The S 1000 RR offers the best of both ways when used as a regular, performance-oriented road bike or a fun package sport bike for racing. It gives tough competition to its rivals, including the Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS and the Ducati Streetfighter V4.

The 2023 variant of the BMW S 1000 RR, the revised version of BMW Motorrad's flagship superbike, was revealed in India during the "BMW JOYTOWN Celebration" in Delhi. It was upgraded with notable stylistic edges or cuts, more technology, and even more power.

The typical pricing of S 1000 RR starts at Rs. 20.30 lakh (Ex-showroom), and it comes in three variants: Blackstorm Metallic, Style Passion in Racing Red Non-Metallic, and the Motorsport colors in Light White Non-Metallic. Compared to the previous generation, the 999 cc, liquid-cooled, four-cylinder engine now produces 206.5 horsepower at 13,750 rpm. Peak torque is still 113 Nm and occurs at 11,000 rpm with a quick-shifter.

The new S 1000 RR has a wider speed range than the previous model, with a top speed of 14,600 rpm. As a result, the time from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour is only 3.2 seconds. The six-speed transmission with a bi-directional quick-shifter is still supported by the gearbox.

Although the initial price of this bike in Indian rupees is around Rs. 20 lacks, the final price of this bike depends on different variants and additional accessories.

2. Panigale V4

The new Ducati Panigale V4 has an excellent capability that makes a superbike with over 200 horsepower incredibly safe and accessible around the racetrack. Indeed, it's not designed for less experienced riders who are unfamiliar with liter-class superbikes. Despite the state-of-the-art electronics package, one wrong wrist turn can quickly sour things. Undoubtedly, all that power and torque being delivered over such a wide rev range is not to be taken lightly by any standard.

In addition to receiving minor updates for both the standard V4 S and V4 R models, the 2021's Ducati Panigale V4 complies with new emission rules. The revised Panigale V4 S and V4 R maintain the same power and torque levels as the 2020 model while adhering to the most recent Bharat Stage VI (BS6) pollution rules. The 1,103 cc engine of this bike still produces 214 bhp and 124 Nm of maximum torque. The 2021's Panigale V4's exhaust system adopted a new technology of noble metal impregnation to maximize the ability to reduce harmful gases and larger catalysts and to keep the same power while reducing emissions.

In 2020, the aerodynamics of the V4 was also modified, including side fairings and headlamp covers made of plexiglass, lateral extractors for effective airflow over the radiator, and the addition of winglets. The Panigale V4 has the most recent "predictive" control system connected to a six-axis inertial measurement unit (IMU). When the user reopens the throttle while leaning the bike at its maximum, the system continuously checks the crankshaft's angular acceleration and the speed of the rear wheel to prevent actual wheel slippage.

The price of this bike starts from 26 lakhs, and depending on the variant, its price increases.

3. CBR 1000RR-R

The CBR is the series or family of Honda bikes, and CBR 1000RR-R is the fastest Honda bike in the country. Honda CBR1000RR-R is a top-of-the-line superb bike with outstanding features and performance. It is a legacy sport bike with a long history and one of the top-liter-class superbikes available in India right now. However, it is also expensive, costing over Rs.30 lacs (on-road), and is only accessible through big-wing Honda dealerships. You should only purchase one if you frequently visit racetracks or have serious cash.

The company's top-of-the-line sports motorcycle, the Honda CBR 1000RR-R (also called Fireblade), has an aggressive appearance. The beastly 999 cc liquid-cooled four-cylinder engine produces a peak torque of 114 Nm and 189 BHP. Some standout features include a digital instrument cluster, C-ABS, gas-charged and telescoping forks at the front and rear, and an LED lamp for the tail light cluster. This sports bike provides a fun and exciting riding experience for long-distance/highway and in-city travel, with a potential range of 280 kilometers on a full tank.

The Honda CBR 1000RR-R offers plenty of comfort for city cruising and long-distance riding. It has excellent braking systems that guarantee simple modulation and first-rate ride quality. Honda skilfully designed this bike with plenty of agility, so the rider feels confident when changing directions quickly. The small fairing also gives the bike a more compact and practical overall feel. The fuel tank has also been designed to provide a superior knee grip.

Those seeking excellent riding experience, explosive acceleration, speed, power, and performance may consider the Honda CBR 1000RR-R since it offers fantastic value for money. For the given price segments, this is one of the bikes with the highest performance levels. Connoisseurs will value the state-of-the-art features and overall iconic stature offered by the Honda CBR 1000RR-R despite the apparent highness of the price tag.

4. Yamaha YZF R1M

The Yamaha "High Tech Armed Pure Sport" idea is the foundation for the YZF-R1 and R1M. This idea transforms these bikes into a full-on super-sport model outfitted with cutting-edge technology. The manufacturer claims that these motorcycles will allow riders to understand the technological thinking behind Yamaha's MotoGP racing YZR-M1 machine. Based on the Speed Racer design, the bikes have a light, sleek, and compact appearance. The new front face of the Yamaha YZF R1M inherits the twin-headlight creation found on the previous R-series, while the unique fairing shape has a cross-layered wing. The motorcycle has a cross-plane crankshaft and a 998cc liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, in-line, four-cylinder engine.

It comes in only one variant and one color in both YZF-R1 and R1M variants, and the price of the bike starts at around 29 lakhs.

5. Kawasaki Ninja H2

The Ninja H2, from Kawasaki, costs more than average and is a slightly modified version of the H2R, which was also revealed in India. The 998 cc, four-stroke, liquid-cooled in-line engine on this high-end hyper sport motorcycle produces 133.5 Nm of maximum torque at 10500 RPM and 197 BHP power at 1100 RPM. It also has a 6-speed return transmission, inverted front forks, and gas-charged shock rear absorbers for improved handling.

The front brakes are two semi-floating 330 mm discs, and the rear brake is one 250 mm disc. The trellis with the swingarm mounting plate structure is also made of high-tensile steel.

It comes with a starting price of around Rs. 40 lakhs and goes up to Rs. 80 lakhs; the Kawasaki Ninja H2 is unquestionably on the more expensive spectrum for the top model. It is a hampered version of the earlier H2R, which was first introduced in India. The Ninja H2, the latest, most powerful version of the superbike from Kawasaki, is also street-legal. Over the past few years, it has undergone major revisions, with its power figure being changed the most. With an increase in power of over 31 horsepower, it now boasts a paint job that can "self-heal" minor scratches. The new model is prepared to offer a distinctive riding experience.

The only seat on this bike is for the rider, and the Kawasaki Ninja H2 has a sturdy stance and excellent ergonomics that include softer hip-supporting pads behind the seat. While accelerating quickly and going at higher speeds, the center provides comfortable back and thigh support. Moreover, with the body hunched over the fuel tank to reach the handlebars, the riding position is rather aggressively designed. However, it may be painful to ride beyond a few kilometers due to the twisted shoulder and back, which makes it nearly impossible to ride for longer distances. As a result, users might need help finding that this bike is appropriate for extended distances.

6. Suzuki GSX R-1000

In this bike, Suzuki has added a 6-direction Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), 10-level motion track traction control, motion track braking system, ABS, LED headlamps and taillamps, and LED instruments. The motorcycle's aerodynamics, according to the manufacturer, has been improved. Launch control, a quick bi-directional shifter, balance-free suspension, cornering ABS, and LED position lighting are features included with the GSX-R1000, in addition to those already stated.

This bike is available for purchase at a starting price of around Rs. 20 lakhs. Although there is only one variant of this superbike, one can choose between two different colors: Pearl Glacier White and Metallic Triton Blue. Suzuki GSX-R1000 mainly competes against Yamaha R1, Honda CBR1000RR, and Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R.

7. Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R has been constantly being upgraded for many years rather than launching it as a completely new machine. With each upgrade, the bike's look is enhanced with an integrated design and a new face. It is a high-quality sports bike that offers tremendous performance, a comfortable riding experience, and a host of unique design elements that make it stand out on the road.

The 2023 variant of Ninja ZX-10R, which retails for Rs. 15.99 lacks, was recently introduced by Kawasaki Motor (ex-showroom, India). Two color choices are available for the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R: Lime Green and Pearl Robotic White. The update also includes new body visuals that match the colors, while the motorcycle's mechanical improvements over the model remain the same. The look of the 2023 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R also remains the same. The entire fairing, top cowl-integrated winglets and twin-pod headlight are still present. The upgrade was mainly launched to match the standards of the new BSVI guidelines.

Full LED illumination with the TFT display unit is another notable feature provided in the bike, and Bluetooth connectivity is included to add more functionality. A 998 cc in-line four-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine set for 200 horsepower at 13,200 rpm may produce 210 horsepower. A peak torque of 114.9 Nm is delivered at 11,400 revolutions per minute. Four ride modes, electronic cruise control, traction control, ABS, and other technological assistance are among the many features that the bike is equipped with.

8. Ducati Panigale V2

The Ducati V2 is not for those who lack courage. Although this is the entry-level model, its performance and ability can be matched with the segment's other bikes. A V2 outing on the racetrack can be highly enjoyable in the right hands because it is a forgiving, lively, and fun sport bike. However, the Ducati V2 is relatively expensive. The Panigale V2 costs around Rs. 17.49 lakh (Ex-showroom), almost as much as liter-class superbikes.

The small Panigale, as Ducati's new super sport is often known, is inspired by the brilliant Panigale V4. The 959 Panigale is replaced by the Ducati Panigale V2, which Ducati India released as the company's first BS6-compliant motorbike. For comparison, the Ducati 959 Panigale originally cost Rs. 14.74 lacks.

The powertrain of the V2 comes with a 955 cc L-Twin super-Quadro engine that produces 155 horsepower at 10,750 rpm and 104 Nm of peak torque at 9,000 rpm. Peak power and torque have been increased by five horsepower and 2-newton meters compared to the 959 Panigale. According to Ducati, more than 70% of the torque is accessible around 5,500 rpm, making rapid corner exits simpler.

9. Suzuki Hayabusa

In 1999, Suzuki introduced the Hayabusa, a high-end sport bike motorcycle with a speed of 312 kilometers per hour (194 mph). There is currently only one variant of this tourer bike in India: STD BS6. Regarding seating, the Hayabusa can accommodate a single rider, but the pillion seat, protected by a seat cowl, may be transformed into a conventional second seat.

Any rider who wants a short commute to the city center or a longer trip to a popular attraction can choose this bike. History has shown that these bikes have been fitted with excellent 1,340 cc engines and run without any problems despite the snow and rain humans have driven them through.

10. BMW R-Nine T

One of the coolest fashionable motorcycles is the BMW R-Nine T. A more secure and comfortable seating position in this bike is made possible by raising the handlebar and moving the seat a little upside. Additionally, the suspension's spring travel is a little longer, improving ride comfort. This bike is packed with a 1,170 cc engine, six-speed gear transmission, and 18-liter fuel tank support. Its weight is about 220 kg.

This classic-styled vintage bike is available in two different variants, and each variant has five colors. Depending on the variant and color chosen, the price varies accordingly. The price of the BMW R-9T starts from around 19 lakhs and goes up to 24 lakhs in INR (Indian rupees).