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comparisonDucati SuperSport 950 vs Aprilia RS 660: What Rs 3 Lakh Really Buys You
The Ducati SuperSport 950 costs Rs 17.16 lakh. The Aprilia RS 660 costs Rs 13.99 lakh. That's Rs 3.17 lakh separating a 937cc Italian V-twin from a 659cc parallel twin with more electronics, a lighter chassis, and a quickshifter as standard. We find out which one is the right call.
comparisonAprilia SXR 125 vs Honda Activa 125: Is the Italian Maxi-Scooter Worth Rs 27,000 More?
The SXR 125 has Italian brand identity, a USB charger, lockable glove box, and front disc. The Activa 125 has 63 kmpl mileage, Honda's service network, half the depreciation rate, and costs Rs 27,000 less. Here's the honest comparison.
comparisonAprilia SXR 160 vs Yamaha Aerox 155: ABS Maxi-Scooter vs Liquid-Cooled Performance
The SXR 160 has ABS, a 7L tank, and a ventilated disc with twin-pot caliper. The Aerox 155 has 15.3 PS from a liquid-cooled VVA engine, Bluetooth, and Yamaha's service network. Here's which one wins.
comparisonAprilia SR 160 vs Yamaha Aerox 155: The 160cc Performance Scooter Comparison
The SR 160 is 7 kg lighter with Italian brand DNA. The Aerox 155 has a liquid-cooled engine, significantly more power, Bluetooth, and Yamaha's service network. Here's the honest comparison.
comparisonAprilia SR 125 vs TVS NTorq 125: Which 125cc Performance Scooter to Buy?
The SR 125 has Italian brand identity and motorsport looks. The NTorq 125 has more tech, more power tuning options, and a wider service network. Here's which one actually wins.
comparisonAprilia RS 660 vs Triumph Daytona 660: The Middleweight Supersport Battle
Both are 660cc supersports under Rs 15 lakh. The RS 660 is 8 kg lighter with Brembo brakes and deeper electronics. The Daytona 660 has a triple-cylinder engine that is one of the most exciting in motorcycling. Here's which one wins.
comparisonAprilia RS 457 vs KTM RC 390: The Sub-500cc Supersport Showdown
The RS 457 has 47.6 PS, a parallel-twin, and cornering ABS. The RC 390 costs Rs 65,000 less and has Bajaj's service network behind it. Here's the honest comparison.