10 Budget-Friendly Motorcycles With ABS: Top Picks For Indian Riders

Updated: Sunday, March 23, 2025, 12:01 [IST]

In India, Bajaj, Hero, Yamaha, and Honda offer some of the most budget-friendly bikes equipped with ABS. The anti-lock braking system is a crucial safety feature for navigating challenging roads. Here’s a look at ten affordable motorcycles that come with single-channel ABS. (All prices are ex-showroom, Delhi).

Bajaj Platina 110 ABS

The Bajaj Platina 110 ABS stands out as the most economical option on this list. Priced at Rs 71,558, it is the only 110cc bike here and offers significant savings compared to others. Its affordability makes it a top choice for those seeking a budget-friendly bike with ABS.

Yamaha FZ Fi

The Yamaha FZ Fi is the entry-level model in the FZ range, priced at Rs 1.18 lakh. It shares its engine and underpinnings with other models in the lineup but comes with fewer features. Meanwhile, the FZS Fi is based on the FZ V3 and retains an older design, costing Rs 1,22,900.

Honda Unicorn

Honda's Unicorn has been a successful model in India for years. Currently priced at Rs 1,19,481, it recently saw a price increase due to updates like LED headlights and OBD-2B compliance. Despite these changes, its strong brand recall ensures continued popularity among buyers.

Hero Xtreme series

The Hero Xtreme 160R 2V is available for Rs 1,11,611. Known for being light and nimble, this model remains popular due to its affordability and efficiency. Additionally, Hero offers the Xtreme 125R at Rs 1.01 lakh after a recent price hike of Rs 600.

Bajaj Pulsar NS125

Bajaj's Pulsar series continues to be popular among Indian riders. The original Pulsar 150 costs Rs 1,10,419 and maintains its appeal despite newer models like the NS and N series. The Pulsar NS125 has been updated with ABS and starts at Rs 1 lakh; however, an extra Rs 7,000 gets you additional features like LED headlights.

TVS Apache RTR 160 2V

The TVS Apache RTR 160 2V "RM Disc" variant is priced at Rs 1,24,720 and holds the tenth spot on this list due to its affordability compared to other options. This model has helped establish TVS' reputation in India over the years.

Honda SP160

Honda's SP160 was launched recently using fundamentals from the Unicorn but styled like the smaller SP125. Priced at Rs 1,20,951 after a recent update that added features like a TFT display and OBD-2B compliance.

Bajaj Pulsar N150

The Bajaj Pulsar N150 motorcycle now exceeds by just Rs 10 compared to TVS Apache RTR making it slightly more expensive yet still appealing for potential buyers.

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This list showcases affordable bikes equipped with ABS from major brands in India such as Bajaj Hero Yamaha Honda ensuring safety without breaking your budget while offering various models catering different preferences needs across country roads today!