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Mahindra created quite the flutter in the two-wheeler industry when they acquired the licence to the iconic Jawa brand name. There’s hasn’t been much movement in the Indian market since this acquisition. However, Europe has seen steady sales of Jawa bikes all along. [Read more…]
The flagship Yammie that shares components with Vale’s (and Viñales’s) YZR-M1 MotoGP bike is here, and comes with a price tag of Rs 20.73 lakh (ex-showroom). [Read more…]
Japanese bikemakers Yamaha have brought in a fully-faired version of their popular FZ25 naked to the Indian market at Rs 1.29 lakh (ex-Delhi). [Read more…]
The litre-class Kawasaki Ninja 1000 has arrived on Indian shores and carries a sticker of Rs 9.98 lakh (ex-showroom). [Read more…]
The Benelli Tornado 302R is within reach. Showrooms have begun accepting bookings for Rs 30,000 and expect to deliver the vehicle by the end of July; hinting at a mid-July launch. [Read more…]
A hurricane is on its way and along with it will come a tornado. A twister which is of Italian origin and now it will hit India. We were the first to witness this tornado up close. All right, drama apart, this is all about the introduction of a brand-new motorcycle, called the Tornado 302, by the Italian marque, Benelli, and we are happy to report that we were the first magazine in India to ride this new bike on the occasion of our 11th anniversary. So let’s get cracking. [Read more…]
In a recent press release DSK Benelli spoke about how they are growing from strength to strength, with an impressive 711 units sold in a demonitisation-hit Q3 2016. This release also confirmed that there are four new models in the DSK Benelli pipeline for the year 2017. [Read more…]
Yamaha have launched the new YZF-R15 S variant for Indian markets. Don’t expect anything drastic in terms of changes though [Read more…]
‘I’m gripping the wide bars of a GSX-S1000F, cranking it through the sweeping curves and winding the throttle back as hard as I can in an attempt to keep up with the guide rider, Richard “Milky” Quayle, the Manxman and former TT winner who arguably knows this place as well as anyone.’ Our first impression straight from the Isle of Man
