Twin cylinder Ninja 300 will definitely give a stiff competition to single cylinder powered pulsar , It churns out 38.5 bhp power with 6 speed manual transmission, bike also has a digital speedo meter that was missing on the Ninja 250R (Ninja 300 replaces the 250R). In India the Ninja 300 will come in only two colours, Kawasaki Lime Green and Pearl Stardust White.
So which rides better, single cylinder engine or twin one ? It depends which features you want to go for : Power, Torque , High Revving , Economy , Maintenance . Twin cylinder bikes needs more maintenance and are low on mileage but have more power , are smoother to ride whereas single cylinder bikes are easier to maintain and high average but lacks power.
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