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Your dream bike's EMI could be as low as Rs 10,000!

Everyone thinks his dream bike is unaffordable. But is it? We walked into every big bike showoom in Mumbai to find out

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Overdrive|Jun 01, 2015, 00:00:26 IST

About two months ago, I walked into a Triumph showroom with very little money and after a bit of paperwork, rode away with a full on multi-cylinder big bike. Having done that, I filed a column in OVERDRIVE called Stop Waiting that I'm happy to see appears to have inspired many of you to visit the showrooms and have a closer look at your dream machines.

But a string of emails seemed to suggest that many of you still believe that the dream multi-cylinder machines are just unaffordable. Are they, really? Have a look for yourself.

In sum, I found that you could easily get yourself a multi-cylinder machine if you had as much as Rs 1.5 lakh to cover the downpayment and then have about Rs 15,000 available to pay the monthly EMI.
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First Published:May 29, 2015, 17:12:10 IST
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