Naturally, the motorcycle market varies depending on the needs of specific countries. North America's sprawling freeways and open roads make it perfect for cruisers and sport-tourers. Meanwhile, the dense urban cities in Asia and South America mean that small-displacement commuters reign supreme. As such, the small-displacement models you'd find in Asia are very much similar to those you'd find in countries like Brazil.
Case in point: the Bajaj Dominar 160 and 200—two sporty, entry-level naked bikes which have just been debuted in Brazil. At a glance, these two bikes look more premium than their displacement class may suggest, and this is largely thanks to their large proportions and premium components. When contrasted with their Indian counterparts, the Dominar 160 and 200 are pretty much rebadged Pulsar NS 160 and 200 models. However, despite bearing similar styling and performance, they receive inverted front forks, much like the Dominar 400 receives back in India.
