Mahindra Mojo 300 vs. Honda CBR250R vs. KTM 200 Duke vs. Royal Enfield Bullet 500

Mahindra has added a bit of spice to the 1.5 lakh machines with the addition of Mojo to the competition. Though none of them share a common purpose and even vary a lot with their looks and DNA, a common price range binds them to a thread of confusion for Indian buyers.

The youngest of them is the 199.5 cc, liquid cooled and fuel injected street machine, 200 Duke. The baby Duke gets a price tag of INR 1.43 lakh and comes with 24.6 BHP and 19.2 NM of power outputs. Its lightweight makes it quick and it easily passes all the obstacles in its way. It may be a problem on the highway due to its small tank and frequent refills but rules the street with its burning performance.

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The RE Bullet 500 gets second position when it comes to pricing. It comes with 1.52 lakh price tag and serves the best when it comes to prestige issues. Not just that, the engine is the most powerful 499 cc unit producing 26.1 BHP and 40.9 NM of torque. The fact which makes it feel dangerous to many riders is its 193 kg body weight. The bike can easily overcome any of the obstacles in its way and most of the riders choose this bike when it comes to difficult terrain rides.

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The newcomer gets a slight bump over the Bullet pricing with 1.58 lakh tag to its ex-showroom price. It gets premium components like 320 mm front disc brakes, USD front suspension and Pirelli Diablo Rosso II tyres. The Mojo gets a liquid cooled 295 cc engine producing 26.82 BHP and 30 NM of torque. With its extended suspension and cruising properties, it can be an excellent choice for long rides. It gets a 21 litre fuel tank.

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The last on the list is the CBR250R with a starting price tag of INR 1.58 lakh. The fairing around its body makes it the most distinct in the category. It produces 26.15 BHP and 22.9 NM of torque from its 249 cc engine. It serves multiple identity purposes as it can be doubled as a cruiser from a sport bike easily.

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