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Two-Wheeler Loan Eligibility Calculator

How much bike loan your income supports after existing EMIs.

Updated 30 September 2026 · 8 lenders tracked
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Reducing-balance maths, Indian formats
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About this calculator

Banks cap your total EMIs (existing + new) at a share of take-home pay, usually 50% – 60%. Enter your income and current EMIs to see the maximum EMI and loan you can get, then check it against the lender’s funding limit (typically 70% – 90% of on-road price).

Two-Wheeler Loan Eligibility Calculator

Minimum income by lender

LenderMinimum income
SBI₹10,000/month
PNB₹10,000/month net
HDFC Bank₹10,000/month
Indian Bank₹10,000/month salaried
Axis Bank₹1.44 lakh/year salaried
Federal Bank₹20,000 take-home after EMIs (aggregator)
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Funding limits

LenderFunding (share of price)Loan amountTenure
Indian Bank Two-Wheeler Loan70% – 75% of price (25% – 30% margin)Up to ₹10 lakhUp to 4 years (48 months)
Bandhan Bank Two-Wheeler LoanUp to 95% of on-road price (typically 90%)Up to ₹5 lakhUp to 4 years (48 months)
PNB Two-Wheeler Loan (PNB Saarthi)90% of on-road price for salaried with salary via PNB/check-off; 75% for business concernsUp to ₹10 lakhUp to 5 years (60 EMIs)
Axis Bank Two-Wheeler Loan—As per model and profile12 – 48 months; super bikes up to 60 months
SBI Two-Wheeler LoanUp to 85% of on-road price₹50,000 – ₹3 lakh (regular two-wheeler)Up to 5 years (60 months)
Federal Bank Two-Wheeler LoanOn ex-showroom price (not on-road)Based on ex-showroom priceUp to 4 years (48 months)
Bank of Baroda Two-Wheeler Loan90% of price for loans up to ₹3 lakh; 85% above ₹3 lakhUp to ₹10 lakhUp to 5 years (60 months)
HDFC Bank Two-Wheeler LoanUp to 100% of vehicle price (select customers/models)Up to 100% of vehicle price for eligible customers and models12 – 48 months
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Frequently asked questions

Why is my sanctioned loan lower than the calculator shows?

Banks also cap the loan at a share of the vehicle price and may apply stricter FOIR for lower incomes or weaker credit scores.

For information and comparison only. Loan terms, rates and rules change — confirm with the lender and read the Key Facts Statement before borrowing.