It’s got every feature you would expect from Auto. Review on Bajaj Avenger

The design of the Avenger’s alloys and single pod speedo/odo/tripmeter, matte black theme for the engine, forks with black rubber bellows, exhaust, handlebars, mirrors.  overall effect is nice. The headlight offers white light for better illumination.

The Avenger with its low-slung appearance is built for the riders with short heights and is quite nimble to handle unlike other big and powerful cruisers available in India.Bajaj has provided the bike with all the right ingredients needed– low saddle, wide and raised handlebars and feet-forward peg positioning to maker it a really nice-blue cruiser-to ride along with uber cool looks.The rider seat is comfortable and I felt riding position was good. Pillon seat is raised and a good angle to the back rest. Could be of good use during long rides provided the pillion rider is not too tall and is of slight to medium built. Heavily built or tall people may feel slight discomfort as the pillion seat is narrow and the back rest may touch the base of spine.The Avenger always fascinated me, so did the Pulsar. But when I was purchasing a bike, many friends and my family dissuaded me saying Bajaj bikes require more maintenance, gearbox issues, you will look crazy with that riding height and position etc. etc.  So the Avenger never happened .