Best Bikes in India | No.1 Two Wheeler Magazine
We had a ride on the Hero Xtreme 125R a few months ago at the time of its launch in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Of late we had an opportunity to test it out on our roads and here is how the ride went off
CEAT sent us their new, sticky SportRad tyres. We put them on our Yamaha MT-15 for a long-term review and here are our first impressions.
With upgrades for the chassis and electronics along with a killer price tag, the Bajaj Pulsar N250 shows more promise than ever before.
Tiivra, an Indian two-wheeler riding gear and apparel manufacturer, recently launched the Alterego 2.0 helmet. This helmet is very contemporary and conforms to the firm’s theme of designing uber-cool products that appeal to Gen Z (self included).
Anyone thinking of upgrading to a 600-cc-plus motorcycle must ride the Kawasaki Ninja 500 at least once.
The Kawasaki Eliminator has little competition, for it has always belonged to its own niche. We do not see other manufacturers bunging sport bike engines into cruiser chassis, do we?
[Read more…]After a first ride experience in Thailand, we now got a chance to explore the capabilities of the TVS Apache RTR 310 on our streets.
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.
TVS Eurogrip are a manufacturer who takes testing seriously and this time they wanted us to experience their products in the real world.
The vast expanse of the White Desert was our backdrop as we experienced the Hero Mavrick 440; the largest-ever motorcycle from Hero MotoCorp.
