Avenger Street 220 Photos

The Bajaj Avenger Street 220 has a street-naked cruiser design that differentiates it clearly from the Cruise 220. Without the Cruise's large windshield, the Street looks more aggressive and compact - better suited for urban environments. The wide pull-back handlebar, low stance, chrome accents, and spoke wheels give it the classic American cruiser aesthetic at a fraction of the price.

From the front, a round LED headlamp with a DRL ring dominates the face - modern lighting in a classic housing. The instrument cluster sits low, adding to the minimalist street look. The front forks are conventional telescopic units with no gaiters.

The side profile is defined by the long, low silhouette typical of cruisers. The fuel tank is muscular, the engine visible and substantial in size. Chrome exhaust heat shields, mirror housings, and handlebar end weights add to the premium appearance.

At the rear, a simple LED tail lamp, a modest pillion seat with backrest, and spoke rear wheels complete the look. The Auburn Black colourway gives the chrome accents a particularly sharp contrast.

Both colour options - Moon White and Auburn Black - are photographed well under studio lighting on Bajaj's official press materials. Moon White shows off the chrome more visibly; Auburn Black gives a darker, more understated look.