A motorbike is one of the motor industry product that’s widely distributed in Kenya. The Bodaboda sector in Kenya which transitioned from transportation using bicycles evolved to the use of motorcycles which are more efficient. Motorbikes can also be owned for private use.
Among the common brands of motorbikes on the Kenyan roads are Boxer BM 150, Boxer BM 100, TVS HLX 150, Honda and Kingbird.
As millions of Kenyans are investing in this industry, those who are not yet owners may not be well informed of the price of a new motorcycle.
In this article we take a look at the specifics and price of the most valued brands for the Kenyan roads.
Boxer BM 150
Maximum power – 12HP
Number of Gears – 4
Fuel Tank Capacity – 11 litres
Ground Clearance – 190mm
Fuel Consumption – 50.9km/litre according to a test by overdrive.
Available in three colours; Red, Blue and Black.
According to mypikipiki.com the four-gear BM 150 brand guess at a price of 144,090 kenyan shillings.
TVS HLX 150
Maximum Power – 150cc
Fuel Tank – 12L
Weight – 119KG
Available in three colours; Red, Blue and Black.
According to kilelebikes the bike is valued at 125,900 Kenyan Shillings.
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