In recent times, Super Bike market have reasonable growth in India. So, Now we will see the four best entry level super bike model in India on 2017. 

TVS Apache RR 310

TVS was showcased the Akula 310 Racing bike concept in Auto Expo 2016 held in New Delhi. This model is designed based on the model BMW G 310 R. And important thing, the BMW sels his models in India through partnership with TVS.

TVS designed this model for memory of 35 years in the racing field. This model is designed completely in racing bike DNA. This model have the same 313 cc engine, which was available in BMW G 310 R. This engine delivers the power of 34Bhp at 9,700rpm and torque of 27.3Nm at 7,700rpm. TVS claims that the RR 310 can hit 60kmph in 2.93 seconds and reach top speed of 163 Kmph. This is the the quickest acceleration in single-cylinder 300cc class. TVS says as many as 200 different CFD iterations were done to achieve best-in-class aerodynamic performance. 

Braking duties are handled by Bybre-supplied 300mm front disc and a 240mm disc at the rear. The bike also gets a dual channel ABS from Continental. This model have kerb weight of 169.5kg. Lighting is taken care of by LED projector headlamps, an LED taillight, and even LED turn signals. And importantly, this bike comes with Michelin tyre

Yamaha Fazer 25

The bike will also get Auto Headlamp with LED on (AHO) feature and an LCD instrument cluster that also shows instant and average fuel economies. Powering the Yamaha FZ25 is a 249cc single-cylinder fuel-injected motor. It delivers the power of 20.9PS at 8,000rpm and torque of 20Nm at just 6,000rpm, and comes mated to a five-speed gearbox. The bike delivers a fuel economy of 43kmpl which is quite impressive for a 250cc bike.

The bike gets new split-spoke alloys and also features a disc brake on both the front and the rear. And It misses on ABS even as an optional. The Fazer 25 is a good alternative for a comfortable entry level 250cc sportsbike. 

Honda CBR650F

Honda first introduced the CBR650F in India in 2015. And, Honda was discontinued the bike when BS-IV emission norms were introduced in India as it was a Euro III-spec bike. Now, Honda launched the new bike with updated BSIV engine. This new model  have small cosmetic updates with LED headlamp and more. And, this model have suspension updates also. This model have new BSIV complaint the 4-cylinder and 648.72cc, liquid cooled engine. This engine delivers the power of 86.7bhp and torque of 60.5Nm. Braking duties are carried by, Nissin two-piston calipers for the twin 320mm front discs and a single-piston caliper for the 240mm rear disc. ABS is standard. The bike is available in two colour schemes: Millenium Red and Matte Gunpowder Metallic Black. 

Yamaha MT-09

The new MT-09 gets new bodywork that is inspired by the Yamaha MT-10. And this model available in three colors - Bluish Gray Solid, Deep Purplish Blue and Matte Dark Gray. This is the street racer type bike. And this bike gets twin LED headlamps and taillamp. The instrument console remains the same. Mechanically, this model remains the same 847cc liquid-cooled triple-cylinder engine. Its develops 113.42PS of power and 87.5Nm of torque. It helps the bike to reach 100kmph from standstill in a 3.7 seconds and push further to a top speed of 230kmph. Braking duties are carried by 298mm dia dual disc in front and 245mm dia disc in rear. And ABS also in optional.

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