Best Bikes in India | No.1 Two Wheeler Magazine
We had an opportunity to interact with Alexander Klotz, the head of Continental’s Technical Center India (TCI) and the in-house R&D Center of Continental Corporation, about what safety technologies we may expect in India and their acceptance and integration.
Royal Enfield have launched the two 650-cc, parallel-twin models, the Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 from Rs 2.5 lakh (ex-showroom).
The resurrected Jawa badge makes it first appearance on not one, but three iterations, the classic ‘Jawa’, the ‘Jawa forty two’, and ‘Perak’, a bobber model that will be launched later, priced from Rs 1.55 lakh (ex-showroom).
Bold, new concept motorcycle from the Italian marque builds on the F3 800 and takes it to the next level.
Yamaha’s latest 125-cc scooter has appeared in Indonesia and it’s something we would love to see here.
Leading global lubricant manufacturers, Shell, have introduced a new semi-synthetic performance motorcycle engine oil in 10W-30 grade, priced from Rs 453.
Legendary American motorcycle makers, Indian, have introduced a Stage 3 upgrade which includes a big bore kit taking displacement, power and torque up over the standard Thunder Stroke 111.
More power. More range. More style. That’s what the Okinawa Praise promised to bring to the table. Does it deliver the goods? We find out.
Triumph Motorcycles India have introduced the big Tiger, the 1200 XCX, at Rs 17 lakh (ex-showroom. The Tiger 1200 XCx is the first variant of the 1,215-cc adventure tourer that has made its way here, after its reveal at the EICMA last November.
Indian Motorcycle have launched their flagship luxury tourer, the Roadmaster Elite, at Rs 48 lakh (ex-showroom).
