MS Dhoni's Bike Collection

- MS Dhoni was spotted riding this bike back in 2018
- The Kawasaki Ninja H2 is an exotic superbike with stunning good looks
- This bike was available for a very limited time from 2007-2008
MS Dhoni is a legend in the world of cricket. He is the only Indian captain to have won major titles in the three mainstream formats of the game with his impressive skills and calm attitude. Dhoni is a major bike enthusiast since his college days and with his big pay cheque he can get all the bikes he wants, his collection has over 100 bikes, many of which are very exclusive and exciting. Here's our look at MS Dhoni's bike collection:
Confederate X132 Hellcat

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This absolute beast of a motorcycle costs over Rs. 47 lakhs, uses aircraft grade titanium to reduce its overall weight and is packed with design aesthetics and raw power through and through. MS Dhoni was spotted riding this bike back in 2018 and the sight had fans going head over heels. The bike is extremely rare as only 150 units of it exist. A-list Hollywood actors like Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise also own one of these.
Kawasaki Ninja H2

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The Kawasaki Ninja H2 is an exotic superbike with stunning good looks and refined performance fine tuned to rip the roads. The bike costs over Rs. 35 lakhs in India. According to many media reports, MS Dhoni was the first owner of this bike in India and has been spotted riding around on it in his hometown, Ranchi.
Ducati 1098

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Every bike enthusiast wants to own a Ducati. This bike was available for a very limited time from 2007-2008 and Dhoni grabbed one as soon as he got the opportunity. The bike costed around 25-30 Lakhs and has a very powerful engine with exotic superbike looks. This bike is one of the top rides in MS Dhoni's bike collection.
Harley Davidson FatBoy

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This cruiser motorcycle costs over Rs. 17 lakh. The one which MS Dhoni owns is from the previous generation and has the rugged good looks of a Harley Davidson with 2 exhausts and a low riding position of a classic cruiser. Dhoni has been seen riding it in Ranchi on numerous occasions.
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R

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This is another Kawasaki superbike in MS Dhoni's bike collection and Dhoni bought this over 10 years ago. The bike costs over Rs. 16 lakh and has amazing performance and a very classic superbike look with sporty aesthetics.
Yamaha RD350

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The Yamaha RD350 also known as Rajdoot was the first motorcycle he owned and he very recently got it completely restored and it is still a part of his collection. The Rajdoot was a very popular bike in its time and had a huge following in the country and is owned by many collectors even today.
These were our top picks from MS Dhoni's bike collection, which has some of the most expensive bikes in the world. But he´s earned it fair and square and we can´t help but love him for sentimentality in keeping his first bike. It shows the heart of a true enthusiast. Which of his bikes would you like to ride?
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