Best Cruiser Bikes Under Rs 2 Lakh in 2025 : What may just be heaven better than cruising bikes for those who view lanes as never-ending highways, serene road trips, and peaceful weekends? These cruisers are oriented toward comfort for long hauls and wide-seat bikes in the long run, thereby keeping an obnoxious body posture alert during long riding periods. And no need to spend a fortune on a really good machine for a comfortable tour; there are some really good value-for-money cruisers in 2025 that provide a superbly comfortable stand under ₹2 lakh. Here is to the best long-cruisers bikes in India this year under ₹200000,
Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220
Harbored by the cruiser community, and the Avenger Cruise 220 seemed to have scattered dust all over even in the year 2025. The beast encompasses a power-packed 220cc oil-cooled engine, which ensures a smooth and pleasant highway riding experience to all. Designed for long-distance journeys with a low-slung seated position and wide seat with a huge windshield. The chrome embellishment and backbone chassis combo is all-out comfort and styling under 1.5 lakh.
Jawa 42
So this is the retro-modern bike that out-cross-generations — an extravagant creation that combines the old-school charm with the state-of-art technology into a single bike. The 294cc liquid-cooled engine is great for highway cruising and has tons of smooth power for fast acceleration. The price is a tad bit away from the traditional cruisers, but it has plush seats and great weight distribution, making it one of the better choices for weekend touring. Standards will be pegged at just over ₹1.9 lakh, and many will even classify it into the ₹2 lakh bracket.
Royal Enfield Hunter 350
Well, the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 wouldn’t classify itself under pure cruiser bikes. It is definitely a mix of the roadster styling with a relaxed riding comfort. The 349cc engine common with the Classic 350 provides phenomenal low-end torque with stable cruising at highway speeds. Lightweight and agile country bike, surprisingly good for long rides but nimble in the city. It starts about ₹1.5 lakh and is indeed one of the most value-for-money motorcycles in that segment.
Keeway SR250
Not that the retro-cruiser-styled Keeway SR250 has discouraged a casual fan of cruising open winds. Powering it is a 223cc engine set up with a relaxed seating position and promising quite good fuel economy during long journeys with its lightweight build and using only a few body parts. New riders are very comfortable using this as a casual cruiser in everyday life, simply taking a ride down the open highway.