India Superbike Festival 2013

October 20, 2013 by Jim Gorde Leave a Comment

The 2013 edition of the Indian Superbike Festival took place at Amanora in Pune. We bring you the highlights.

A Honda Valkyrie Rune with Suzuki Hayabusas for company

Suzuki B-King, BMW K1300R and a Honda FIreblade strike a pose

Honda VFR 1200, Yamaha FZ1 and a Suzuki Gixxer gleaming in the afternoon sun

A sparkling new Ninja ZX-14R holds its own next to the Honda GoldWing 1800.

An assortment for the ages: Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Custom, Honda CB1000R and a customised Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14

Parked away from the crowd, this CBR and 848 EVO looked like long lost buddies

KTM grabbed a lot of attention with this: the 350 SX-F, and the RC8 and Duke twins

Harley-Davidson Super Glide Custom finds a peaceful spot

Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Custom complete with even more chrome, an immaculate paint job and Vance & Hines exhaust pipes

BMW Motorrad had quite a few offerings in the open

BMW S 1000RR

BMW R 1200 GS

The Aprilia stall was a full house…

…as was that of their cousin Moto Guzzi

Moto Guzzi California 1400 and its smaller sibling

This Suzuki SV decided to show up after dark

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