Road Test Review: 2011 Bajaj Avenger 220 DTS-i

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Road Test Review of the 2011 Bajaj Avenger 220 by Rohit Paradkar for Motoroids.com. Photography by Eshan Shetty.
The mirrors on the Avenger 220 are one of the best you could use on any motorcycle
Road Test Review of the 2011 Bajaj Avenger 220 by Rohit Paradkar for Motoroids.com. Photography by Eshan Shetty.
The rear brake mechanism tends to hide the oil level window
Road Test Review of the 2011 Bajaj Avenger 220 by Rohit Paradkar for Motoroids.com. Photography by Eshan Shetty.
Notice the extra row of cooling fins on the oil-cooler
Road Test Review of the 2011 Bajaj Avenger 220 by Rohit Paradkar for Motoroids.com. Photography by Eshan Shetty.
Bajaj has redesigned the exhaust internally for better emissions and low end grunt. The new design has lent the bike a low-end exhaust note that is similar to a 100cc commuter motorcycle
Road Test Review of the 2011 Bajaj Avenger 220 by Rohit Paradkar for Motoroids.com. Photography by Eshan Shetty.
Unlike the Pulsar 220 DTS-i’s auto choke, the Avenger 220 gets a manual choke mounted next to the carb
Road Test Review of the 2011 Bajaj Avenger 220 by Rohit Paradkar for Motoroids.com. Photography by Eshan Shetty.
Thankfully Bajaj still use MRF rubber for this bike unlike the IRC and Eurogrip tyres that we have come to hate lately
Road Test Review of the 2011 Bajaj Avenger 220 by Rohit Paradkar for Motoroids.com. Photography by Eshan Shetty.
The Avenger offers separate levers for up-shifting and down-shifting, thus letting you choose your preference of shifting style. I prefer the toe-only shifter…

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