Xenitis Rock

In lines of the expected launch of world's cheapest-rupees one lakh car Tata Nano, a 100 cc bike with a price band of just Rs. 20,000 has already entered hit the market. Kolkata based Xenitis group company Global Automobile has launched the Rock, 100 cc bike, as people's motorcycle. Xenitis is the group that launched the revolutionary products: personal computer at Rs. 10,000 and laptop having price of Rs. 20,000. With the launch of Rock 100 cc bike, the company has targeted primarily the common people who wants to have an affordable and a fuel efficient bike.

The Xenitis Rock bike has been packed with some features that would attract the urban mass to it like: 4-stroke engine, electronic self start and kick start facility, tachometer, gear indicator, aerodynamic headlight with halogen bulbs. The lower price tag of Rs. 20,000 and a promise of high mileage output of 115 kmpl are the major attractions of Xenitis Rock 100 cc bike.

With its small price of just Rs. 20 k, the Xenitis group is all set to clutch a bigger share of Indian motorcycle market and also this bike will pose a tough challenge to its arch rivals like Hero Honda CD Dawn, TVS Centra and Bajaj Platina.

• It comes equipped with both Self Start & Kick Start
  
• Stylish tachometer and gear indicators
  
• Aerodynamic Shape for ease of driving
  
• Ergonomically Designed for better riding control
  
• CV Type Carburettor
  
• Trapezoidal Multireflector clear lens headlight
  
• Sporty Indicators
  
• This bike promises to deliver and enthralling Mileage of 115 kmpl.
  

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Promising to offer exceptional mileage, the 100 cc Xenitis Rock bike comes with a small price tag of Rs. 20,000.00 that would attract lots of customers to it like a magnet.

"We had set the standard in personal computers when we launched the first sub-Rs 10,000 product, we did the same with sub-Rs 20,000 laptops.We are confident we will be able to achieve the same in bikes. The 100 cc motorcycle has been priced at affordable levels to enable the common man to ride a bike."