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Bike India readers’ choice award 2014

November 22, 2013 by Team Bike India 13 Comments

Choose the Winner

You, the readers, are in the driver’s seat again. It’s time for the annual Car India and Bike India Awards, and your vote determines which two-wheeler comes out at the top of the pile. All you need to is cast your vote by e-mailing us on biawards@nextgenpublishing.net with your choice mentioned in the subject line.

As always, there are goodies up for grabs for those who vote, so choose wisely.

Voting open till December 31, 2013. Winners will be announced in the February 2014 issue.

Shortlisted two-wheelers for the award:

Tri-city Chai & Pakoda run upcoming

November 22, 2013 by Team Bike India Leave a Comment

If you’re living in Pune, Ahmednager, or Aurangabad, keep yourself free on Sunday, the 24th of November, because the Chai & Pakoda run is coming to your city. [Read more…] about Tri-city Chai & Pakoda run upcoming

New Kawasaki Z250 makes Tokyo entry

November 21, 2013 by Team Bike India Leave a Comment

Kawasaki’s aggressive, street fighter, the Z250 was put up on display at the Tokyo Motor Show, and it was accompanied by the news of a possible appearance in Indian markets. [Read more…] about New Kawasaki Z250 makes Tokyo entry

Yamaha R25 prototype breaks cover!

November 20, 2013 by Team Bike India 1 Comment

Japanese power brand Yamaha have unveiled its highly anticipated Yamaha R25 (250cc) concept at the ongoing 43^rd Tokyo Motor Show in Japan. [Read more…] about Yamaha R25 prototype breaks cover!

Benvenuto Primavera!

November 19, 2013 by Team Bike India 2 Comments

The 2013 EICMA saw the Italian scooter marque showcase its highly-anticipated Vespa Primavera for the global market. The Primavera (Italian for ‘spring’) oozes with the retro charm usually associated with Vespa scooters, and from a stand-still, the Primavera is all about class.

Officials at Vespa present at EICMA pointed out a few significant features in this new scooter offering: a redesigned dash which houses a hybrid analog – LCD instrumentation, several relocated components, a bigger under seat storage, and a shiny 200mm front disc.

The Primavera has been stated as a global offering for the world markets and will be offered in 50cc, 125cc and 150cc versions by the Italians. The rumor mill in India is abound with stories that Piaggio might bring the Vespa 125cc Primavera here as a replacement to the standard LX 125 model too, although nothing official has been disclosed yet. We certainly do feel that the forthcoming 2014 Auto-Expo might throw some light on the Primavera’s possible Indian debut.

Story: Sayem Parvez Syed