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If you are conflicted between buying a new smartphone or a two-wheeler, then you would be completely justified as popular smart devices today cost a lot more than what you would pay for the freedom of having your own transport. The dilemma is clear by simply taking a quick look at the sticker price of popular 100cc and even 125cc motorcycles. These two-wheelers cost a lot less than the latest Apple iPhone 17 device. Here are five options to consider if you are leaning towards personal mobility more than a shiny new gadget. Also Read: This Suzuki Gixxer Can Run On 85% Ethanol Blend! The Apple iPhone 17 base model with 256 GB storage costs Rs 82,900 and the five motorcycles shared in this list cost less than that. Here are the options. 1. TVS Raider 125: The TVS Raider has been recently refreshed and belongs to the more powerful 125cc motorcycle segment. It can do 0-60 kmph in 5.8 seconds and has a claimed mileage of 67 kmpl. It also features LED lighting and a sporty design to appeal to enthusiasts. The Raider base variant with drum brakes is priced at Rs 80,500 ex-showroom. 2. Bajaj Pulsar 125: When it comes to stylish daily commuters, the Bajaj Pulsar stands as a timeless icon. It gets better as you can bring home a 125cc Pulsar home for less than what you need to shell out for a new iPhone 17. It offers 11.8 PS of power, Bluetooth connectivity, LCD display, disc brake on the front and a lot more. Prices for the Pulsar 125 start from Rs 79,048 ex-showroom. 3. Honda Livo 110: If refinement and efficiency are a priority, then the Honda Livo is a great choice from the 110cc commuter segment. It offers sharp styling and the option of a front disc brake variant. It produces a respectable 8.6 hp and also has a digital rider information display. Prices for the Honda Livo start from Rs 77,242 and go up to Rs 79,809 ex-showroom. 4. Hero Splendor Plus: When it comes to the 100cc segment, the Hero Splendor Plus is the most popular motorcycle out there. It produces 7.9 hp and has a claimed mileage of 80.6 kmpl. The Splendor Plus also features alloy wheels and Hero MotoCorp's i3S auto start-stop function for enhanced efficiency. Prices for this commuter motorcycle range between Rs 73,902 and Rs 76,437 ex-showroom, clocking in lower than an iPhone 17 base variant. 5. Honda Shine 100: If you are a fan of Japanese technology and reliability, then the Honda Shine 100 offers an attractive proposition that would cost you less than the latest Apple smartphone. It produces 7.2 hp and has a refined performance characteristic. Other highlights include alloy wheels, electronic fuel injection and more. Prices for the Honda Shine 100 start from Rs 63,191 ex-showroom, which is almost Rs 20,000 cheaper than an iPhone 17's Rs 82,900 price tag. Keep reading Times Now Auto for instant updates on all two-wheeler offers and launches.
