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Marco Simoncelli replica helmets by AGV

November 30, 2012 by Bike India Team 1 Comment

It has been over a year since we lost the young lion but the legacy of ‘Super Sic’ lives on in our hearts.

Helping commemorate Simoncelli’s spirit, AGV helmets are realizing a more accurately re-styled Marco Simoncelli replica helmet. The famed No.58 Super Sic helmet, has been officially authorized by the Simoncelli family.

The helmet sports the San Carlo logo on the chin guard, Marco’s No. 58 number on the temple, a Dianese logo on the top of the shell, and completing the masterpiece is a heart with the colors of the Japanese flag on the back. The replica helmet is identical to the one which Marco wore during the 2011 MotoGP championship season.

The AGV GP-Tech version (Full-face version) costs €749 (INR 52,000) approx, and comes with a special t-shirt, while the AGV Bali Copter (Half version) costs around €149 (INR 10,000) approx.

Filed Under: Motoware, Review

2013 Honda CB500F and CBR500R prices announced

November 29, 2012 by Bike India Team Leave a Comment

Honda have just revealed pricing details for their international 2013 lineup at the Motorcycle Live event at NEC in Birmingham, London.

Honda have priced the all-new 500 series very competitively throughout the world in order to exapand their customer base as much as possible. The naked CB500F is priced at £ 4,650 (INR 4.10 lakh) while the CB500X and CBR500R both are priced at £ 4,950 (INR 4.37 lakh), undercutting the Ninja 300 ABS by £ 249 (INR 22,000).

Honda currently is the only major manufacturer offering 500cc street motorcycles. Internationally, the CBR500R’s only rival in the value-for-money stakes is the SV650S Street from Suzuki, priced at £ 4,975 (INR 4.39 lakh); which is, however, not A2-compliant in the UK. Honda’s NC700S however is A2-compliant and is available at a price of £ 5,450 (INR 4 lakh). Among higher capacity models, the CBR600RR has been priced at £ 9,500 (INR 8.38 lakh), while the retro CB1100 is available for £ 8,950 (INR 7.90 lakh). Prices for the sporty NS300 Forza scooter are yet to be revealed, but a figure of £ 5,000-5,500 (INR 4.41-4.85 lakh) expected, in order to bridge the gap between the SH300i which is priced at £ 4,700 (INR 4.14 lakh) and the Silver Wing which is priced at £ 6,600 (INR 5.82 lakh).

If all goes as well here in India next year, and the CBR 500R does undercut the Ninja 250R’s price, Honda have a surefire winner in their hands. Bring ’em on!

Filed Under: New Bike Launches, News

Harley Davidson & Bell & Ross bespoke motorcycle

November 28, 2012 by Bike India Team Leave a Comment

Bell & Ross, manufacturers of luxury watches, teamed up with UK-based Harley-Davidson customiser Shaw Harley-Davidson to create the Nascafe Racer motorbike, based on the Harley-Davidson FXSTB Softail Nightrain.

The bike is said to combine Bell & Ross’ precision, engineering and performance prowess with the work of Shaw Harley-Davidson’s master technicians. The bike was first completely stripped down, after which the Speed and Custom team at Shaw mounted a Bell & Ross BR01 custom timepiece in a machined aluminum based handcrafted center console. The bike was then painted with custom paint using a combination of carbon, anodized blue, and stealth-like matte black to reflect the design of the watch along with detailing of the Bell & Ross logo. The end result, as you can see here, is one hell of a stunner.

Filed Under: Latest News, News

Rossi wins at Monza Rally Show

November 28, 2012 by Bike India Team Leave a Comment

Not many off you might be aware about Valentino Rossi’s prowess on four-wheels, but the fact is that The Doctor has always been as good with cars as he is with bikes.

At this year’s ‘Monza Rally Show’ which took place over the weekend and, Rossi came home victorious after taking part in this star studded event.

Driving a tricked out WRC-spec Ford Fiesta, Vale blazed his way past the likes of three-times LeMans winner Dindo Capello, two times Italian rally champion Piero Longhi and MotoGP stars like World Champion Jorge Lorenzo and Andrea Dovizioso.

Second place went to Dindo Capello who was just 2.8s behind after nine stages in a Citroen DS3 WRC. Capello had already won the Monza event four times before. In third place was Piero Longhi. Andrea Dovizioso, who is apparently replacing Rossi at Ducati next year, came home fifth in another Citroen DS3 while current MotoGP champ Jorge Lorenzo finished tenth.

Rossi also won the ‘Master Show’ event on Sunday afternoon at the Monza event, where he went head-to-head in a series of heats on the tracks main straight. The Italian got the better of Dovizioso in the semi finals and Capello in the final to cap off a phenomenal race weekend at Monza.

picture courtesy: motogp.com

Filed Under: News, Shows & Events

Bike India Cover – December 2012

November 27, 2012 by Bike India Team Leave a Comment

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December 2012

Cover Story:

  • India bound KTM 390 Duke & Honda CBR500R showcased at EICMA 2012

  • First Ride: Kawasaki ZX6R

  • Madras meets Milwaukee: Harley Davidson Fat Bob & Royal Enfield Thunderbird 500 hit the highway

  • Shootout: Battle of the 125s: TVS Phoenix 125 vs Honda CB shine vs Bajaj Discover ST

  • Also featuring: Marco Simoncelli remembrance, Kawasakis explore Thailand.

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