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MS Dhoni’s love for fast cars is widely recognised on the ‘gram and Twitter, but his obsession with speed doesn’t just end with fast metal chariots, CSK’s captain is very fond of superbikes as well. His garage is home to some of the world’s priciest two wheelers along with an old school favourite, the Rajdhoot and Yamaha's legendary RD350. The Rajdhoot was actually Captain Cool’s first ride. Browse through some of the newer rides in his collection here.
These are the raddest bikes parked inside MS Dhoni’s garage
According to Financial Express and Hindustan Times, MS Dhoni was the first-ever owner of the powerful and extremely good looking Kawasaki Ninja H2 in India. This super-fast bike runs on a 998 cc four-cylinder and comes with a hefty price tag -- upwards of Rs 35 lakh. According to multiple reports, MSD has often been spotted riding this mean machine in Ranchi.
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While the new Harley-Davidson Fat Boy is a stunner that needs no introduction, the one Dhoni rides hails from the previous generation. According to Hindustan Times Auto page, this model uses a 1690 cc Air-cooled, Twin Cam 103B, V-Twin engine known to develop 77.78 PS (56.8 kW)) at 5,250 rpm and 132.00 Nm (13.5 kgf-m or 97.4 ft.lbs) at 3,250 rpm.
In 2018, the world spotted MS Dhoni riding the mighty Confederate X132 Hellcat and almost jumped off their seats. Costing a cool Rs 47 lakh, the Confederate Hellcat X132 uses aircraft-grade titanium that's super tough and light resulting in an overall weight of roughly 227 kg. It runs on a massive 2.2-litre V-Twin that generates 132hp of power and 200Nm of torque. Read more about it here.
Another Kawasaki parked in his garage is the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R. Per a report published by the Financial Express, Dhoni bought the bike nearly a decade ago. This two wheeler is fitted with a 1,441 cc four-cylinder engine that can hit a top speed of 300 kmph. Too fast and too furious indeed.
Of course, there’s a dynamite Ducati 1098 in his bike collection as well. Hindustan Times reported that while the bike was available for sale for only a limited amount of time, Dhoni copped it up as soon as the opportunity presented itself. The daily stated that the bike uses a 1098 cc engine which delivers close to 160 PS of power.
