The bikes I remember fondly from my childhood:
1. Bajaj Caliber - hoodibaba ad
2. TVS Victor - Actor vijay's vehicle in a movie
3. Yamaha RX100 / Suzuki 100
4. TVS Star Sport - Surya's vehicle in Sillunu oru Kadhal
5. Yamaha Enticer / Bajaj Avenger
6. Hero Honda Splendor
1. Bajaj Caliber - hoodibaba ad
2. TVS Victor - Actor vijay's vehicle in a movie
3. Yamaha RX100 / Suzuki 100
4. TVS Star Sport - Surya's vehicle in Sillunu oru Kadhal
5. Yamaha Enticer / Bajaj Avenger
6. Hero Honda Splendor
The bikes I remember fondly of, since I rode them
1. Bajaj Discover
2. Bajaj Pulsar 180 (back when it was introduced, a friend's).
3. Hero Honda Karizma
4. TVS Apache
5. Hero Honda Street
6. Bajaj Sunny
1. Bajaj Discover
2. Bajaj Pulsar 180 (back when it was introduced, a friend's).
3. Hero Honda Karizma
4. TVS Apache
5. Hero Honda Street
6. Bajaj Sunny
Bajaj used to lead the market in performance oriented vehicles and also had Discover, CT100 and Platina lead the budget segment.
TVS and Honda captured the unisex models market (Activa, Jupiter, Scooty, Pep, etc.,)
After Hero split, they captured the budget bikes market.
TVS and Honda captured the unisex models market (Activa, Jupiter, Scooty, Pep, etc.,)
After Hero split, they captured the budget bikes market.
Now, the performance bikes section has competition from every brand (TVS, RE, KTM, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, etc.)
Bajaj has to pick up slack and innovate. Otherwise, in the next decade, they will be left in the dust.
Bajaj has to pick up slack and innovate. Otherwise, in the next decade, they will be left in the dust.
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