With the aim of electrifying more vehicles in the state, Maharashtra has introduced a new electric vehicle policy.
2021 Maharashtra Electric Vehicle Policy Revealed
Bajaj Dominar 250 Price Slashed by Rs 16,800
The Bajaj Dominar 250 has become even better value for money after this price cut, with price now starting at Rs 1.54 lakh (ex-showroom). This compact touring machine is intended to fill the gap between the Pulsar 220F and the Dominar 400. The recent price cut of Yamaha FZ25 seems to have inspired Bajaj to do the same with their 250-cc offering, which in turn has brought the Dominar 250 much closer to the Pulsar NS200 which retails for Rs 1.39 lakh (ex-showroom). [Read more…]
Honda BigWing Announce Bike Sales Post Lockdown
Honda BigWing have announced some exciting big bike sales with the easing of the lockdown restrictions in Mumbai.
Honda CB350RS First Ride Review: Smooth Sailing
The Honda CB350RS is the brand’s second classically-styled bike to hit our market this year. Let’s see what it’s all about.
[Read more…]Ride Vision to Improve Motorcycle Safety
Spark Minda’s partnership with Ride Vision may bring AI-enabled Collision Avoidance Technology (CAT) to the domestic two-wheeler market.
The Advanced Rider Assistance Systems (ARAS) in the market today are too expensive to be offered on mass-market two-wheelers. Even then, the entry-level ARAS tech in play have a few creases that need to be ironed out. In most cases, it boils down to the fact that they do not provide all-round, 360-degree protection. That is exactly what we hope will be addressed with this partnership.
[Read more…]New Harley-Davidson Model Incoming
Harley-Davidson are all set to launch a new motorcycle on July 13.
Harley-Davidson announces a new mid-season motorcycle reveal with the tag line – “From Evolution to Revolution.” The launch will be held virtually and this new model follows the arrival of the Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 with its all-new Revolution Max powertrain in dealerships around the world.
“Following the successful launch of our first adventure touring motorcycle, the Pan America, we are excited to reveal another all-new motorcycle, built on the Revolution Max platform in the sport segment, showcasing unmatched Harley-Davidson technology, performance, and style” said Jochen Zeitz, chairman, president, and CEO Harley-Davidson.
As we can see from the teaser image, this model seems to be a new cruiser fitted with the 1250-cc Revolution Max engine which is capable of putting out 150 hp at 8,750 rpm and a peak torque of 128 Nm at 6,750 rpm. Apart from this, there are no other details revealed. We will have to wait for the reveal for more information.
The reveal event will preview details of the new motorcycle model and will include presentations by Harley-Davidson leadership, product experts as well as passionate riders who are developing and bringing to market another powerful new motorcycle coming to Harley-Davidson dealerships in 2021. To be part of this virtual launch, customers can register on the manufacturer’s official website.
Best BS6 Bikes Under Rs 1.25 Lakh
Complying to BS6 norms has definitely made motorcycles more expensive thanks to their emission control equipment with precious metals lining the catalytic converters, so, here is a list of the best BS6 bikes under Rs 1.25 lakh (ex-showroom).
Book Review: The God Who Loved Motorbikes by Murali K Menon
The ‘God Who Loved Motorbikes’ is one maginative fantasy tale meant for motorcycle lovers and has all the ingredients to take them on one crazy ride.
Yamaha FZ-X Launched in India
The Yamaha FZ-X is a new model based on the FZ 150-cc platform and has been launched for the Indian market. Prices for the bike start at Rs 1.16 lakh (ex-showroom).
Honda H’ness CB350 and Activa Among Various Models Recalled
Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) have recalled the H’ness CB 350 and Activa among various other models suspected of being affected by a potential issue with the safety reflectors.
The safety reflectors on the affected H’ness CB 350 and Activa models are positioned on the fork of the suspension and may not be in compliance with the standard photometric provision. The company explains this particular issue may result in a deficit in the light reflection capacity of the reflection and, in turn, may result in reduced visibility more so in the dark.
The affected vehicles were manufactured by Honda between November 2019 and January 2021. The company specifies that the impact of this issue on the affected vehicles’ visibility is insignificant and assures its customers that the difference in photometric provision is just a ‘tad’.
Honda’s H’ness CB 350 and Activa are two of the popular models being recalled. The total number of models affected by this recall is eight, including the Honda Activa 5G, Activa 6G, Activa 125, CB Shine, Hornet 2.0, X-Blade, H’Ness CB 350 and the CB 300R. The total number of vehicles that are being recalled has not been specified by Honda.
According to standard practice, the company will contact the owners of affected units. Customers may also check if their vehicle falls in the batch being recalled by entering the vehicle’s VIN on the company’s official website. Customers will be required to take the affected units to an authorized HMSI dealership near them where a new reflector will be installed as a precautionary measure. It will be done free of charge even if the affected vehicle has surpassed its warranty period. Since the Honda CB300R and H’ness CB350 are sold through Honda BigWing dealerships, owners of these two models have to take their vehicles to one of those outlets instead of a regular Honda 2Wheelers dealership.
Also read: BMW S 1000 R Launched in India
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