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Harley-Davidson Motor Company are celebrating their tenth year on Indian soil. The American icon, which has been producing motorcycles for the past 116 years, entered the Indian market in 2009 and has continued the brands iconic status with a vast range of 31 models in India. [Read more…]
It’s that time of the year again, our jury came, saw, and judged. And the results are out. We held our annual awards in Mumbai, and here are the results. [Read more…]
It won’t be long before Harley-Davidson’s much-anticipated electric motorcycle reaches the customer. [Read more…]
You, the readers, are the reason why Bike India has grown into a powerhouse for all things two wheels. Therefore, when it comes to awarding a competent two-wheeler, your input is crucial. This award is completely decided by you. Let us know which motorcycle/scooter you believe should win. And, yes, there will be prizes prizes prizes, for the lucky amongst you.
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2018 has been one of the most exciting year for the Indian motorcycle enthusiasts. We hand-pick twelve of our most awaited and sought after motorcycle reviews from the year gone by.
Iconic American motorcycle company Harley-Davidson have just introduced its pre-owned program, where the motorcycle manufacturer will sell used vehicles directly from the company. [Read more…]
Harley-Davidson recently announced their plans for the future with a whole new line-up, but the American marque isn’t done yet. The company has now announced the FXDR 114, an all-new model that will sit at the top of their Softail line. Based on the existing Softail chassis and powered by the Milwaukee-Eight 114 V-twin, the FXDR 114 is expected to be one of the most performance-oriented cruisers to come out of the Harley-Davidson stables.
The 1,868-cc, liquid-cooled V-twin churns out an impressive 161 Nm of twist at a lowly 3,500 rpm, while the chassis is supported by an inverted 43-mm fork at the front and monoshock at the rear. The rear monoshock gets a remote preload adjuster, allowing the rider to dial it in based on the load and riding conditions, and is mounted to an aluminium swingarm. This bike has been built for spirited riding, and the upswept exhaust helps with cornering clearance; the FXDR 114 can lean to just over 32 degrees, further than any other Softail model. The solo seat and aluminium clip-on bars also lend the bike an aggressive riding position, with the rider positioned over the tank.
Speaking at the unveiling of this new motorcycle, David Latz, Lead Product Manager at Harley-Davidson, said “This motorcycle is really a blast to ride. The FXDR 114 surrounds the very capable Softail chassis with Milwaukee-Eight 114 power, premium front and rear suspension and a host of new weight-saving components and materials. This is a power cruiser that delivers exceptional ride and handling characteristics.”
There has been no word as to when we can expect the FXDR 114 to hit the Indian market, but with the fan following that H-D have in the subcontinent, it is sure to be a hit.
Many manufacturers have been known to reward customers for their loyalty, but Harley-Davidson have taken it to a new level. [Read more…]
American cult bike makers Harley-Davidson have surprised the world by announcing that the company is diversifying and looking to enter multiple segments including the 250 to 500-cc segment in the coming decade. [Read more…]
Latest news from the renowned American cruiser marque reveal that the manufacturer is almost ready to jump into the electric motorcycle market. [Read more…]
