College exposes students to a new life willed with gaiety and excitement. The majority of college students opt for a trendy bike or scooter to show off in front of their peers. The bike should also be convenient for everyday use and have a respectable fuel economy that is easy on the wallet. In college, you'll have pals who want to ride shotgun with you as a pillion passenger. As a result, the pillion seat must be suitable for weekend excursions.

The design language of a bike should reflect the high level of energy and vitality found in young riders. Performance is another key thing to consider. The bike we'll be talking about has the finest performance in its segment and provides an excellent riding experience.

Hence, the best bikes for college students can be summarised as:

Honda Dio (Price Ex-showroom Rs. 61,497)

Let's get started with the Honda Dio, a spirited performance-oriented scooter. Yes, the Honda Dio is a speedy scooter designed specifically for young riders. It is based on the Honda Activa 6G and features the same powertrain as the Activa, but tuned differently. It has a separate headlight that is positioned lower on the front cowl, giving it a more sporty appearance.

The Honda Dio is powered by the same engine that powers the Activa. When compared to the Activa, it has a 109.51cc single-cylinder, fuel-injected, air-cooled engine that produces higher torque. At 8000 rpm, this engine produces 7.65 bhp and 9 Nm torque, while at 4750 rpm, it produces 9 Nm torque.

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The Honda Dio is also budget-friendly, with its engine returning around 45 kmpl in city riding conditions. Before drying out, a 5.3-litre gasoline tank will get you to 235 kilometres.

TVS Ntorq 125 (Price Ex-showroom Rs. 67,885)

The TVS Ntorq 125 is another scooter that is a wonderful alternative for young riders. It is a sporty and maniac machine designed specifically for fun-loving riders and people who are tired of India's conventional commuter scooters. The Race Edition of the Ntorq 125 features a complete LED headlight with attractive decorations.

A 3-valve, single-cylinder, air-cooled, 125cc engine with fuel injection powers the TVS Ntorq 125. This motor produces 9.4 horsepower at 7000 rpm and 10.5 Nm peak torque at 5500 rpm.

Bajaj Pulsar 125 (Price Ex-showroom Rs. 72,122)

The Pulsar 125 series is another bike that is a great alternative for teenage riders and college students. The reason for this is because Pulsar is a well-known brand, and the company now produces significantly better engine sand frames than in the past. The Pulsar 125 has the same look and feel of the older Pulsar 150 bike, but with a 125cc engine that is more fuel efficient.

The Pulsar 125 is powered by a 125cc single-cylinder engine that is fuel injected and breathes through a 2-valve head. At 8500 rpm, it produces 11.64 bhp and 10.8 Nm of torque, while at 6500 rpm, it produces 10.8 Nm of torque. With a kerb weight of 140 kg, it is a fantastic performer. Pulsar has a top speed of 105 kilometres per hour.

Aprilia SR 125 (Price Ex-showroom Rs. 92,625)

We have another sporty scooter to discuss before going on to the remainder of the bikes on this list. The Aprilia SR 125 is a scooter designed specifically for those who are passionate about motorcycles. It's a 125cc scooter from an Italian manufacturer with enough power to outperform certain commuter bikes.

A 124.45cc air-cooled single cylinder engine with a 3-valve head for breathing powers the Aprilia SR 125. This fuel-injected engine produces a maximum output of 9.8 bhp at 7700 rpm and a peak torque of 9.7 Nm at 6000 rpm. The engine is mated to a CVT transmission that can propel the scooter to a top speed of 95-100 kilometres per hour.