Bajaj Steel Self Start – Low Cost Bike for Rural Indian Markets

Coming up as a stylish model targeted at the rural markets, the Bajaj Steel Self Start, from Bajaj Autos is the result of an association between Bajaj and Chinese automakers. As the name suggests, this commuter type bike has self start as one of its main features.

The upcoming Bajaj Steel Self Start with a 100cc engine is thought to reach out to the rural Indian markets. This will also bring the motorcycle in direct competition with Hero Honda 100cc bikes, and others.

Bajaj Steel Self Start has 4-speed manual gear box and analogue ignition. The bike is designed to have its front equipped with telescopic forks. Additionally, the rear of the motorcycle is fitted with spring suspension. Designed in traditional style, the bike offers a rustic appeal with boxer styling and round headlights. As is seen in many other models from Bajaj, this motorcycle too has a tank and seats that are flat.

The price of Bajaj Steel Self Start is going to be its major highlight as it targets those who wish to have a powerful ride at low cost. One can expect the starting price to range between Rs. 30 thousand – 40 thousand. In that case, the motorcycle has good chance of gaining attention in the rural markets of the country.

Bajaj Steel Self Start is good for lower middle class commuters who have a big population all over the country. It is expected to gain recognition among its targeted buyers with daily commuting need, when launched in early 2011.

Bajaj Steel Self Start Specifications

• Displacement: 100 cc
• Ignition: analogue
• Transmission: 4 Speed gears

Features

• Passenger footrest
• Low fuel indicator
• Self start

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