Which Bike is good for Office Commute in City Traffic Condition?

[Nishant]

Take test ride of both. You might lean towards FZ-X because of the comfortable riding posture with footpegs that are not rear set (I hate those).

Yamaha engine is definitely much more refined and reliable than Bajaj.

 

[SVK]

Pulsar P150 Single disc has foot peg slight ahead giving straight riding posture compared to dual disc.
Yes, but I doubt how Bajaj engines performs after few years.

Hero is launching new Xtreme 160R and Xpluse 200T. But their showrooms are very discouraging to purchase. All Salesman were sitting idle, no bikes available for Test ride. Reviews about service were also negative, so I removed Hero from list.

 

[opomiyulen]

@SVK Go for yamaha, suzuki or honda. Bajaj is a strict no for long term use. Have used both suzuki and yamaha, must say suzuki is underrated.

 

[Sushubh]

Gixxer

Here comes your popular admired bike with ABS feature. The Gixxer ABS variant comes fitted with a front wheel speed sensor to detect wheel speed for better stability and controlled braking force.

www.suzukimotorcycle.co.in

 

[Nishant]

Totally forgot about Suzuki. Pretty solid engine. If they hadn't killed the GS150R, that's what I would have recommended. Gixxer has rear set footpegs.

 

[opomiyulen]

GS150R, the bike which was league ahead of its time. GS150R was one of the best by suzuki in terms of everything but still only few understood it [6 speed gearbox at that time, i don't remember any bike had in 150cc]. I used it when its odometer was 1 lac and it was so smooth than also. Unfortunately GS150R could not do the same for suzuki like fz did for yamaha back in 2008. I am glad gixxer did good for them and they are here in India. There was a time when both suzuki and Yamaha making bikes just for exports from Indian plants.