Out of nowhere, the Triumph Daytona 675 Supersport singlehandedly changed Triumph’s image and established the Hinckley-based brand as a capable manufacturer of lightweight supersports bikes that can compete with the best from the Land of the Rising Sun and Italy.
For this current year, Triumph have officially launched their all new Triumph Daytona 675 Supersport motorcycle with a new in-line 3 cylinder 600cc, 12 valve dual overhead engine churning out a 125PS of peak power. The new model has shed some weight also, and now weighs a mere 177 kgs, which translates into a top speed of over 270 kmph.
As you all are aware, Triumph are shortly going to land in India and we can’t wait much longer for their first offerings in the Indian market. The new Daytona series have always proven itself to be one of those few bikes that combine raw power and stunning looks into mean machines, and we really hope that this superlative British supersports bike will also make its way into the Indian product lineup, preferably in CKD from.
The center, which is the third largest of its kind in the country, was inaugurated by Anand Mahindra MD, Mahindra Group. This state-of-the-art facility has been recognized by the Department of Science and Industrial Research (DSIR), enabling the Mahindra two wheeler group to undertake in-house production design and development of engine technology for their offerings. With an investment of Rs 100 crore, the center will employ around 175 engineers and designers.
Even in stock form, the Yamaha V-Max is one of the most devilishly ferocious and outlandish motorcycle – both visually and performance-wise – to ever roll out from an established bike manufacturer. 
As India Yamaha Motors gears up to enter the country’s lucrative scooter market, the company announced that it has signed Deepika Padukone to promote their scooters in India.