Bajaj launches Avenger 220 DTS-i
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Bajaj launches Avenger 220 DTS-i
Bigger oil-cooled 220cc motor comes to Bajaj’s cruiser; Rs.69,000/- ex-showroom, Delhi
By : BSM | Published : July 27, 2010
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Bajaj Auto Ltd. launched the upgraded Avenger 220 DTSi for the Indian market today. The Avenger 220 gets the 220cc oil-cooled engine from the Pulsar range of motorcycles with the power/torque curve being suitably re-tuned. The bike also comes with a DC circuit that gives it a constant light beam at all riding speeds. Updates such as dual density seating and battery charge level indicator are also part of the upgrade.

The Avenger will go on sale at a price of 69,000/- ex-showroom, Delhi with a 18-month warranty.

 

Engine

 

Type                                        

4-stroke, single cylinder, DTS-i, air cooled with oil-cooler

Displacement (cc)                      

219.89

Max. Power (Ps @ rpm)             

19.03 @ 8400

Max. Torque (Nm @ rpm)          

17.5 @ 7000

Starting                                    

Electric

Chassis

 

Suspension                   Front

Telescopic

Rear

Hydraulic Shock Absorber

Brakes                          Front

Disc, Dia. 260 mm

Rear

Drum, Dia. 130 mm

Tyre                              Front

Tubetype Unidirectional  - 90 / 90 x 17"

Rear

Tubetype Unidirectional - 130 / 90 x 15"

Fuel tank capacity

14 liter full

 

3.4 liter reserve

Dimensions

 

Wheel base (mm)                 

1475

Ground Clearance (mm)           

169

Kerb weight (kg)

154.5

Electricals

 

Battery                                      

12V, 9Ah

Head lamp                              

60 / 55W

Horn                                      

12V, 30W

 

 

 

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  Posted by Sukrit at 2nd October,2010
Ya it's true that the bike needs some visual upgrades too. But the engine seems to be powerful and making the Avenger competent with Thunderbird.
  Posted by Tejalinga at 30th July,2010
Why we Indians should always compromise,I want a 200+ cc bike & then i heard Bajaj is launching new upgraded Avenger & i brought it in my short-list,,but YUK what same old dated style after launch...Here there's everything ulta-pulta when we want a powerful variants of a certain bike they give styling upgrades(FZ,Fazer,R15,Dio) & when we want styling upgrades they offer powerful engines(pulsar,avenger) & we always buy compromise!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  Posted by arun at 28th July,2010
This model's getting old... time they reskinned it--- or maybe made it more substantial..... There's a terrific shortage of big cruisers near the 100K region guys... Come on...
  Posted by Ruman Devmane at 27th July,2010
About time we got some visual upgrades too. Or perhaps a vast selection of touring/chopper centric accessories.
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