The flat-bar bikes are the current motorcycle industry buzz machine. However, the first naked bikes were only unveiled this year. The Indian market has always been dominated by sports bikes, but sales of naked bikes have surpassed those of their faired counterparts. Moreover, as speeding-related penalties have become increasingly severe, it appears that naked bikes are here to stay.

Bajaj's Dominar 250, Pulsar 250, and Pulsar NS200 are bikes with frames, wheels, and engines. As a result, they are substantially lighter than their heavier competitors, who have flashings, windshields, saddlebags, and extras. In addition, lighter motorcycles are typically easier to control because of the hard-and-fast rules of physics. Because there is less bulk, the bike can turn more easily, stop more quickly, and overlook the rider's inexperience (for now!).

Whether it is your first ride on your bike or your thousandth, you will enjoy the mobility of this naked bike in India. You don’t need superhuman strength to stand while holding the bike.

This essentially eliminates stress during starting and stopping. In addition, the design of these 200cc naked bikes is such that your back is straight when driving, and avoiding leaning backwards or forward improves your visibility.