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Bajaj M80 Major 4S

(Discontinued)

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Bajaj had upgraded its popular scootrette M80 into a "Major" among the rural areas and the ancillary class even in urban cities, by adding a new and bold headlight and removing side panels. This time Bajaj also replaced the existing 2-stroke engine by all new 4-stroke engine making the- M80 Major 4S.
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Hero MotoCorp Puch Automatic

(Discontinued)

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Puch Automatic was one of the fleet of Hero Puchs, where Hero Puch (2-gears), Hero Puch 3G and Hero Puch Turbo were reigning.
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Kinetic K4 100

(Discontinued)

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The K4 100 was a popular lightweight commuter of its time, it was also known for its very frugal 97.2cc 4-stroke engine. The Kinetic K4 100 was a direct competition to the "Bajaj M80".
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Hero MotoCorp Winner

(Discontinued)

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Hero Winner was a light weight 2-stroke scootrette, designed in keeping the young generation in mind that time. The slogan used by Hero- "Leave the past behind" is the clear message to attract the young generation but unfortunately due to the poor built quality and unreliability, the Hero Winner didn't do well for the company.
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Hero Honda Street 100

(Discontinued)

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The Hero Honda Street was a bike with that time cutting edge technology. The Street was loaded with auto clutch technology, that means you don't need to compress the clutch while shifting the gears as there is no clutch leaver present. And while you change the gear the clutch gets compressed and decompressed automatically. TVS is the only other company...
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Bajaj Rave

(Discontinued)

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The Bajaj Rave was a strange looking moped with 74.08cc air cooled 2-stroke engine producing 3.6 Bhp of power at 5500 Rpm, it is the same engine used in "Bajaj M80". The Rave was featured with pseudo alloy wheels and telescopic front suspensions.
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Bajaj M80

(Discontinued)

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The Bajaj M80 was evolved from "M50" which was a 50cc scootrette as compared to the 74.08cc of M80. The M80 was having great pulling capacity which was obtained by its 74.08cc air cooled 2-stroke engine. The M80 had split seats with fuel tank underneath the front seat.
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Other Bikes by Brands

Bajaj

 Bajaj
  1. M80 Major 4S
  2. Rave
  3. M80

Hero Honda

 Hero Honda
  1. Street 100

Hero MotoCorp

 Hero MotoCorp
  1. Puch Automatic
  2. Winner

Kinetic

 Kinetic
  1. K4 100

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