TVS have improved the Apache RR 310 significantly. Following our racetrack experience, here is what you need to know.

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TVS have improved the Apache RR 310 significantly. Following our racetrack experience, here is what you need to know.
The Hero Destini 125 gets a host of updates and it aims to make its mark in the 125-cc scooter segment. We hopped on it and took it for a spin all around Vagator, Goa
[Read more…]The TVS Jupiter made a resounding advent when it was launched a decade ago. For 2024, it gets some noteworthy changes and now this scooter takes the fight to the Honda Activa
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[Read more…]Indigenous electric bike manufacturer Ultraviolette have updated their F77 Mach 2. They called us down south to experience it on some beautiful country roads.
BMW made a bold move by choosing to take a new direction for the GS range. Will the R 1300 GS carry forward the legacy or will it pave its own way?
The Ather Rizta promises to be a family scooter while retaining the fun-to-ride aspect that is synonymous with the Ather brand. We take a closer look.
Story: Sayantan De
Photography: Sanjay Raikar
The founders of Ather Energy set out to create a performance scooter with handling to match and this they achieved with the 450 series. It packed a bunch of thoughtful features to make life easier on a day-to-day basis. However, “performance” is a niche market in India, so Ather decided to apply their know-how to creating their version of the ultimate family scooter and they called it the Rizta. We think this is a stylised version of the Urdu word rishta, which means “relation”. Can the family scooter become a family member? We went to Nandi Hills in Bengaluru to find out.
[Read more…]With upgrades for the chassis and electronics along with a killer price tag, the Bajaj Pulsar N250 shows more promise than ever before.
Kawasaki’s smallest offering in our country, the W175, just got better and pricier. We took it out for a ride to see if it is worth all that it has to offer.