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Bajaj has launched a new adventure variant of its popular naked bike, the 'Dominar 400,' in the Brazilian market. Building on the model's proven engine, it arrives as a practical machine suited to Latin America's largely unpaved road conditions.
An adventure version of the Dominar 400, huh — that's interesting. More bikes that would be a waste to keep on pavement only is great as far as I'm concerned. It's exactly in a land with lots of unpaved roads like Brazil that a bike like this comes alive. I'm itching to ride it covered in mud.
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Didn't expect the Dominar to be sold in Brazil too.
The Dominar ADV looks great — practical and well suited to Brazilian roads.
The Himalayan, the Dominar — Indian adventure bikes have really multiplied.
Latin America has plenty of unpaved roads, so the Dominar ADV makes a lot of sense.
The engine's probably the same unchanged 400 single — feels like they just made the chassis look like an ADV.
Exactly. Smells like they just tweaked the suspension and slapped the ADV label on it.
An adventure version of the Dominar 400 — it's Bajaj, so the local price is probably cheap.
