User Review of Dominar 250 by Ankit

Good one mind-blowing bike, this was best for long rides and traffic in town off-road not compared to anyone looks were awesome safe and comfortable too good all in one and best ever mileage in this segment and the price was too good. Dominar 250, and too much like your family type of person and too much good any bike.

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If we talk about the engine it is awesome and has good torque if we talk about the speed it goes up to 156km/h and "132km/h" in 5th gear and 100km/h just in 6 sec, if you are a city rider bike will give you 29 to 32 mileage in long ride (highway) bike will give you 35to37 mileage, i am riding this beast from 1year and I'm fully satisfied,

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One of the best bikes seen in my life so I recommend please update this bike it's overall condition & looking good, and its maintenance is also easy. please once you try the raiding experience you will satisfied and 100% enjoy hope for better maintenance please time oil changing and general service to increase the bike's life.

About the Reviewer

The buying experience of was ok not too good and not too bad either coming to the riding experience I have owned this bike for 10 months now and it is worth owning it. In this budget, I would tell you this is the most underrated and best sports tourer. Service is good they support you with every issue you have but the cost is slightly on the higher side for a 250cc rest all is good and talking about the cons the only downside I find in the bike is panel gaps.

About the Reviewer

1)No waiting for bike purchase.
2)Good design for touring friendly to handle.
3) Good at design. Looks like naked sports but is a bit heavy. To slow as compared to competitors in the 250cc segment.
4) High maintenance like ktm. Proper spares are not available at a service centre.
5) PROS
. Good in handling
. Good in touring
. Good in control
CONS
. Very much heavier
. Low mileage even under the speed of 40 to 50 kmph(24KM)
. Very low power as compared to competitor
. Very low speed 135 top speed
. No Bluetooth connectivity
. Average fuel consumption is not a proper prediction.

About the Reviewer

it has good pickup and has good handling on high-speed break was good. and it great design it catches the eye of people and has an aggressive look that makes it cool but it is not good for long rides and it is a bit expensive, And it has a very good headlight and taillight I never have to put extra light for night travel it has a good throw of light in night.

About the Reviewer

When I bought this bike it was a superb comfortable ride stylish look with LED light's maintenance is costly but Bajaj gives 5 services free it's average will be 25 to 30 with 6 gearbox oil cool engine weight is 180 kg comfortable ride not back pain in long ride it's a dual channel abs front tire 120 and back is 160

About the Reviewer

In Pursuit of Dominance: My Journey with the Dominar
* The buying experience largely depends on the dealership and your interaction with them
* The riding experience is “so good as butter.” But a riding glove is advisable and mild vibrations are felt at specific speeds & RPM
* The Dominar 250 offers a smooth and enjoyable ride, both on highways and in the city
* While it may not have the sharp aesthetics of some other bikes (like KTM), the Dominar still looks cool.
* Servicing and maintenance depend on the service center you choose. Choose a reliable service center. Always refer to the owner’s manual for service details. Cross-check the services performed on your vehicle.
* Bajaj’s separate service personnel for Dominar bikes are commendable.
* However, if the experienced Dominar service staff are unavailable (due to leave or other reasons), it can be challenging. Minor issues during servicing are common across brands. The same applies here as well
Pros:
Weight and Stability:
* Feeling the weight initially is normal, but you’ll get used to it.
* The Dominar’s weight contributes to stability on highways.
* Those who dismiss the bike due to its weight might miss out on a hidden gem.
Weight-Performance Balance:
* Despite its weight, the Dominar 250 performs admirably.
* The bike’s weight doesn’t hinder its overall performance, which is a positive aspect.
Side View Mirror:
* Well-designed mirrors enhance safety and convenience.
Riding Position and Exhaust Note:
* The stock-raised handlebars and riding position contribute to rider comfort.
* The exhaust note, particularly in lower gears and at idle is a beautiful rhythm.
* Even if you don’t consciously notice it during city rides, pillion will appreciate it.
For a biker, it makes their day awesome!
Moderate Electronics:
* If you prefer a bike with fewer electronics like me, the Dominar 250 fits the bill.
* It features dual-channel ABS and an ECU, striking a balance between technology and simplicity.
* Unlike KTM bikes, it doesn’t overwhelm with excessive electronic aids.
Headlight:
* The Dominar 250 comes equipped with a powerful headlight that provides excellent illumination and is sufficient for most riding conditions.
* Unless you’re venturing into extreme foggy areas in Himalayan regions, additional lighting modifications are unnecessary as white headlight in snow doesn’t make sense there.
Cons:
Rear Tyre Profile:
* Comparing the Dominar 250 to other bikes in the same segment or Yamaha’s 150cc bikes, the rear tire profile is smaller.
* While you may not notice this during regular riding, some riders experience cornering issues.
* Keep in mind that tire conditions play a role, and upgrading beyond the manufacturer’s recommended size isn’t advisable.
* Manufacturers have dedicated R&D teams who understand what’s best for the vehicle.
Parking and Turning Radius:
* Manoeuvring in tight spaces can be challenging due to the high turning radius.
* Not a daily issue but worth noting.
Windshield and mobile charger Absence:
* Excessive wind can be tiring during long rides.
* If you prefer the stock visor from the Dominar 400 Adventure Kit, it’s a good choice compared to aftermarket options.
* At least the mobile charger could’ve been included as this is a sports tourer bike.
Rear Brakes:
* Rear brakes might feel spongy.
* While some sponginess is common in heavy bikes, Bajaj should definitely improve rear breaking in future models
* Skilled riders often use a combination of engine braking and both front and rear brakes for effective stopping. so, act like a pro!
Ground Clearance:
*Ground clearance is subjective and depends on individual riding styles and preferences.
*Personally found it adequate, even during mild off-road rides.
* The bike’s built-in protection helps prevent any exceptional significant hits to the underbody.
On my journey from Coimbatore to Hyderabad & vice versa, I was 101% satisfied with it. Before selecting D250, I test-drove Gixxer 250, vstorm 250, and fz 25 were not available at that time, as Hunter, Himalayan 411, 450, and Scram 411. But the Dominar 250 stood out. Its performance, comfort, design, and versatility convinced me—it’s the one. It might be subjective. Have a comparison and go on your preference. Join the Dominar Clan and let the road be your canvas!

About the Reviewer

Buying Experience: From the moment I stepped into the showroom, the buying experience for the Dominar 250 was exceptional. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly, guiding me through every step of the process with professionalism and efficiency.
Riding Experience: Riding the Dominar 250 is nothing short of exhilarating. Its powerful engine and smooth handling make every journey a joyous adventure. Whether cruising on the highway or navigating through city streets, this bike delivers a thrilling and comfortable ride every time.
Details about Looks, Performance, etc.: The Dominar 250 is a true head-turner with its aggressive styling and sleek design. Its muscular fuel tank and LED lighting system exude confidence and style on the road. When it comes to performance, this bike exceeds expectations. The 248.8cc engine packs a punch, delivering impressive power and torque for swift acceleration and effortless overtaking. The dual-channel ABS ensures reliable braking, while the slipper clutch adds to the smoothness of gear shifts.
Servicing and Maintenance: Servicing the Dominar 250 has been a hassle-free experience. The service centers are well-equipped and staffed with knowledgeable technicians who ensure that the bike is maintained to the highest standards. Regular maintenance is minimal, and spare parts are readily available, making ownership a breeze.
Pros and Cons:
Pros: Powerful engine, excellent performance, stylish design, comfortable riding position, reliable braking system, low maintenance.
Cons: Slightly heavy for city maneuvering, fuel efficiency could be improved.

About the Reviewer

Good one mind-blowing bike, this was best for long rides and traffic in town off-road not compared to anyone looks were awesome safe and comfortable too good all in one and best ever mileage in this segment and the price was too good. Dominar 250, and too much like your family type of person and too much good any bike.

About the Reviewer

If we talk about the engine it is awesome and has good torque if we talk about the speed it goes up to 156km/h and "132km/h" in 5th gear and 100km/h just in 6 sec, if you are a city rider bike will give you 29 to 32 mileage in long ride (highway) bike will give you 35to37 mileage, i am riding this beast from 1year and I'm fully satisfied,

About the Reviewer

One of the best bikes seen in my life so I recommend please update this bike it's overall condition & looking good, and its maintenance is also easy. please once you try the raiding experience you will satisfied and 100% enjoy hope for better maintenance please time oil changing and general service to increase the bike's life.

About the Reviewer

The buying experience of was ok not too good and not too bad either coming to the riding experience I have owned this bike for 10 months now and it is worth owning it. In this budget, I would tell you this is the most underrated and best sports tourer. Service is good they support you with every issue you have but the cost is slightly on the higher side for a 250cc rest all is good and talking about the cons the only downside I find in the bike is panel gaps.

About the Reviewer

1)No waiting for bike purchase.
2)Good design for touring friendly to handle.
3) Good at design. Looks like naked sports but is a bit heavy. To slow as compared to competitors in the 250cc segment.
4) High maintenance like ktm. Proper spares are not available at a service centre.
5) PROS
. Good in handling
. Good in touring
. Good in control
CONS
. Very much heavier
. Low mileage even under the speed of 40 to 50 kmph(24KM)
. Very low power as compared to competitor
. Very low speed 135 top speed
. No Bluetooth connectivity
. Average fuel consumption is not a proper prediction.

About the Reviewer

it has good pickup and has good handling on high-speed break was good. and it great design it catches the eye of people and has an aggressive look that makes it cool but it is not good for long rides and it is a bit expensive, And it has a very good headlight and taillight I never have to put extra light for night travel it has a good throw of light in night.

About the Reviewer

When I bought this bike it was a superb comfortable ride stylish look with LED light's maintenance is costly but Bajaj gives 5 services free it's average will be 25 to 30 with 6 gearbox oil cool engine weight is 180 kg comfortable ride not back pain in long ride it's a dual channel abs front tire 120 and back is 160

About the Reviewer

In Pursuit of Dominance: My Journey with the Dominar
* The buying experience largely depends on the dealership and your interaction with them
* The riding experience is “so good as butter.” But a riding glove is advisable and mild vibrations are felt at specific speeds & RPM
* The Dominar 250 offers a smooth and enjoyable ride, both on highways and in the city
* While it may not have the sharp aesthetics of some other bikes (like KTM), the Dominar still looks cool.
* Servicing and maintenance depend on the service center you choose. Choose a reliable service center. Always refer to the owner’s manual for service details. Cross-check the services performed on your vehicle.
* Bajaj’s separate service personnel for Dominar bikes are commendable.
* However, if the experienced Dominar service staff are unavailable (due to leave or other reasons), it can be challenging. Minor issues during servicing are common across brands. The same applies here as well
Pros:
Weight and Stability:
* Feeling the weight initially is normal, but you’ll get used to it.
* The Dominar’s weight contributes to stability on highways.
* Those who dismiss the bike due to its weight might miss out on a hidden gem.
Weight-Performance Balance:
* Despite its weight, the Dominar 250 performs admirably.
* The bike’s weight doesn’t hinder its overall performance, which is a positive aspect.
Side View Mirror:
* Well-designed mirrors enhance safety and convenience.
Riding Position and Exhaust Note:
* The stock-raised handlebars and riding position contribute to rider comfort.
* The exhaust note, particularly in lower gears and at idle is a beautiful rhythm.
* Even if you don’t consciously notice it during city rides, pillion will appreciate it.
For a biker, it makes their day awesome!
Moderate Electronics:
* If you prefer a bike with fewer electronics like me, the Dominar 250 fits the bill.
* It features dual-channel ABS and an ECU, striking a balance between technology and simplicity.
* Unlike KTM bikes, it doesn’t overwhelm with excessive electronic aids.
Headlight:
* The Dominar 250 comes equipped with a powerful headlight that provides excellent illumination and is sufficient for most riding conditions.
* Unless you’re venturing into extreme foggy areas in Himalayan regions, additional lighting modifications are unnecessary as white headlight in snow doesn’t make sense there.
Cons:
Rear Tyre Profile:
* Comparing the Dominar 250 to other bikes in the same segment or Yamaha’s 150cc bikes, the rear tire profile is smaller.
* While you may not notice this during regular riding, some riders experience cornering issues.
* Keep in mind that tire conditions play a role, and upgrading beyond the manufacturer’s recommended size isn’t advisable.
* Manufacturers have dedicated R&D teams who understand what’s best for the vehicle.
Parking and Turning Radius:
* Manoeuvring in tight spaces can be challenging due to the high turning radius.
* Not a daily issue but worth noting.
Windshield and mobile charger Absence:
* Excessive wind can be tiring during long rides.
* If you prefer the stock visor from the Dominar 400 Adventure Kit, it’s a good choice compared to aftermarket options.
* At least the mobile charger could’ve been included as this is a sports tourer bike.
Rear Brakes:
* Rear brakes might feel spongy.
* While some sponginess is common in heavy bikes, Bajaj should definitely improve rear breaking in future models
* Skilled riders often use a combination of engine braking and both front and rear brakes for effective stopping. so, act like a pro!
Ground Clearance:
*Ground clearance is subjective and depends on individual riding styles and preferences.
*Personally found it adequate, even during mild off-road rides.
* The bike’s built-in protection helps prevent any exceptional significant hits to the underbody.
On my journey from Coimbatore to Hyderabad & vice versa, I was 101% satisfied with it. Before selecting D250, I test-drove Gixxer 250, vstorm 250, and fz 25 were not available at that time, as Hunter, Himalayan 411, 450, and Scram 411. But the Dominar 250 stood out. Its performance, comfort, design, and versatility convinced me—it’s the one. It might be subjective. Have a comparison and go on your preference. Join the Dominar Clan and let the road be your canvas!

About the Reviewer

Buying Experience: From the moment I stepped into the showroom, the buying experience for the Dominar 250 was exceptional. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly, guiding me through every step of the process with professionalism and efficiency.
Riding Experience: Riding the Dominar 250 is nothing short of exhilarating. Its powerful engine and smooth handling make every journey a joyous adventure. Whether cruising on the highway or navigating through city streets, this bike delivers a thrilling and comfortable ride every time.
Details about Looks, Performance, etc.: The Dominar 250 is a true head-turner with its aggressive styling and sleek design. Its muscular fuel tank and LED lighting system exude confidence and style on the road. When it comes to performance, this bike exceeds expectations. The 248.8cc engine packs a punch, delivering impressive power and torque for swift acceleration and effortless overtaking. The dual-channel ABS ensures reliable braking, while the slipper clutch adds to the smoothness of gear shifts.
Servicing and Maintenance: Servicing the Dominar 250 has been a hassle-free experience. The service centers are well-equipped and staffed with knowledgeable technicians who ensure that the bike is maintained to the highest standards. Regular maintenance is minimal, and spare parts are readily available, making ownership a breeze.
Pros and Cons:
Pros: Powerful engine, excellent performance, stylish design, comfortable riding position, reliable braking system, low maintenance.
Cons: Slightly heavy for city maneuvering, fuel efficiency could be improved.

About the Reviewer

Good one mind-blowing bike, this was best for long rides and traffic in town off-road not compared to anyone looks were awesome safe and comfortable too good all in one and best ever mileage in this segment and the price was too good. Dominar 250, and too much like your family type of person and too much good any bike.

About the Reviewer

If we talk about the engine it is awesome and has good torque if we talk about the speed it goes up to 156km/h and "132km/h" in 5th gear and 100km/h just in 6 sec, if you are a city rider bike will give you 29 to 32 mileage in long ride (highway) bike will give you 35to37 mileage, i am riding this beast from 1year and I'm fully satisfied,

About the Reviewer

One of the best bikes seen in my life so I recommend please update this bike it's overall condition & looking good, and its maintenance is also easy. please once you try the raiding experience you will satisfied and 100% enjoy hope for better maintenance please time oil changing and general service to increase the bike's life.

About the Reviewer

The buying experience of was ok not too good and not too bad either coming to the riding experience I have owned this bike for 10 months now and it is worth owning it. In this budget, I would tell you this is the most underrated and best sports tourer. Service is good they support you with every issue you have but the cost is slightly on the higher side for a 250cc rest all is good and talking about the cons the only downside I find in the bike is panel gaps.

About the Reviewer

1)No waiting for bike purchase.
2)Good design for touring friendly to handle.
3) Good at design. Looks like naked sports but is a bit heavy. To slow as compared to competitors in the 250cc segment.
4) High maintenance like ktm. Proper spares are not available at a service centre.
5) PROS
. Good in handling
. Good in touring
. Good in control
CONS
. Very much heavier
. Low mileage even under the speed of 40 to 50 kmph(24KM)
. Very low power as compared to competitor
. Very low speed 135 top speed
. No Bluetooth connectivity
. Average fuel consumption is not a proper prediction.

About the Reviewer

it has good pickup and has good handling on high-speed break was good. and it great design it catches the eye of people and has an aggressive look that makes it cool but it is not good for long rides and it is a bit expensive, And it has a very good headlight and taillight I never have to put extra light for night travel it has a good throw of light in night.

About the Reviewer

When I bought this bike it was a superb comfortable ride stylish look with LED light's maintenance is costly but Bajaj gives 5 services free it's average will be 25 to 30 with 6 gearbox oil cool engine weight is 180 kg comfortable ride not back pain in long ride it's a dual channel abs front tire 120 and back is 160

About the Reviewer

In Pursuit of Dominance: My Journey with the Dominar
* The buying experience largely depends on the dealership and your interaction with them
* The riding experience is “so good as butter.” But a riding glove is advisable and mild vibrations are felt at specific speeds & RPM
* The Dominar 250 offers a smooth and enjoyable ride, both on highways and in the city
* While it may not have the sharp aesthetics of some other bikes (like KTM), the Dominar still looks cool.
* Servicing and maintenance depend on the service center you choose. Choose a reliable service center. Always refer to the owner’s manual for service details. Cross-check the services performed on your vehicle.
* Bajaj’s separate service personnel for Dominar bikes are commendable.
* However, if the experienced Dominar service staff are unavailable (due to leave or other reasons), it can be challenging. Minor issues during servicing are common across brands. The same applies here as well
Pros:
Weight and Stability:
* Feeling the weight initially is normal, but you’ll get used to it.
* The Dominar’s weight contributes to stability on highways.
* Those who dismiss the bike due to its weight might miss out on a hidden gem.
Weight-Performance Balance:
* Despite its weight, the Dominar 250 performs admirably.
* The bike’s weight doesn’t hinder its overall performance, which is a positive aspect.
Side View Mirror:
* Well-designed mirrors enhance safety and convenience.
Riding Position and Exhaust Note:
* The stock-raised handlebars and riding position contribute to rider comfort.
* The exhaust note, particularly in lower gears and at idle is a beautiful rhythm.
* Even if you don’t consciously notice it during city rides, pillion will appreciate it.
For a biker, it makes their day awesome!
Moderate Electronics:
* If you prefer a bike with fewer electronics like me, the Dominar 250 fits the bill.
* It features dual-channel ABS and an ECU, striking a balance between technology and simplicity.
* Unlike KTM bikes, it doesn’t overwhelm with excessive electronic aids.
Headlight:
* The Dominar 250 comes equipped with a powerful headlight that provides excellent illumination and is sufficient for most riding conditions.
* Unless you’re venturing into extreme foggy areas in Himalayan regions, additional lighting modifications are unnecessary as white headlight in snow doesn’t make sense there.
Cons:
Rear Tyre Profile:
* Comparing the Dominar 250 to other bikes in the same segment or Yamaha’s 150cc bikes, the rear tire profile is smaller.
* While you may not notice this during regular riding, some riders experience cornering issues.
* Keep in mind that tire conditions play a role, and upgrading beyond the manufacturer’s recommended size isn’t advisable.
* Manufacturers have dedicated R&D teams who understand what’s best for the vehicle.
Parking and Turning Radius:
* Manoeuvring in tight spaces can be challenging due to the high turning radius.
* Not a daily issue but worth noting.
Windshield and mobile charger Absence:
* Excessive wind can be tiring during long rides.
* If you prefer the stock visor from the Dominar 400 Adventure Kit, it’s a good choice compared to aftermarket options.
* At least the mobile charger could’ve been included as this is a sports tourer bike.
Rear Brakes:
* Rear brakes might feel spongy.
* While some sponginess is common in heavy bikes, Bajaj should definitely improve rear breaking in future models
* Skilled riders often use a combination of engine braking and both front and rear brakes for effective stopping. so, act like a pro!
Ground Clearance:
*Ground clearance is subjective and depends on individual riding styles and preferences.
*Personally found it adequate, even during mild off-road rides.
* The bike’s built-in protection helps prevent any exceptional significant hits to the underbody.
On my journey from Coimbatore to Hyderabad & vice versa, I was 101% satisfied with it. Before selecting D250, I test-drove Gixxer 250, vstorm 250, and fz 25 were not available at that time, as Hunter, Himalayan 411, 450, and Scram 411. But the Dominar 250 stood out. Its performance, comfort, design, and versatility convinced me—it’s the one. It might be subjective. Have a comparison and go on your preference. Join the Dominar Clan and let the road be your canvas!

About the Reviewer

Buying Experience: From the moment I stepped into the showroom, the buying experience for the Dominar 250 was exceptional. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly, guiding me through every step of the process with professionalism and efficiency.
Riding Experience: Riding the Dominar 250 is nothing short of exhilarating. Its powerful engine and smooth handling make every journey a joyous adventure. Whether cruising on the highway or navigating through city streets, this bike delivers a thrilling and comfortable ride every time.
Details about Looks, Performance, etc.: The Dominar 250 is a true head-turner with its aggressive styling and sleek design. Its muscular fuel tank and LED lighting system exude confidence and style on the road. When it comes to performance, this bike exceeds expectations. The 248.8cc engine packs a punch, delivering impressive power and torque for swift acceleration and effortless overtaking. The dual-channel ABS ensures reliable braking, while the slipper clutch adds to the smoothness of gear shifts.
Servicing and Maintenance: Servicing the Dominar 250 has been a hassle-free experience. The service centers are well-equipped and staffed with knowledgeable technicians who ensure that the bike is maintained to the highest standards. Regular maintenance is minimal, and spare parts are readily available, making ownership a breeze.
Pros and Cons:
Pros: Powerful engine, excellent performance, stylish design, comfortable riding position, reliable braking system, low maintenance.
Cons: Slightly heavy for city maneuvering, fuel efficiency could be improved.

About the Reviewer