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Pictures of a 400-cc Harley-Davidson motorcycle have surfaced. The Harley-Davidson X440 is the first small-capacity motorcycle for the Indian market that has been developed by Harley-Davidson since their collaboration with Hero MotoCorp.
The Petronas TVS Racing Team showcased their dominance and racing prowess as they clinched a clean sweep in the opening round of the 2023 Indian National Rally Championship (INRC) held in Coorg.
Tripper Navigation for the Royal Enfield 650 Twins may soon be a reality because both the Interceptor and Continental GT could be equipped with the unit as an accessory.
A production-ready model was recently showcased at a dealer event and its spy shots have now been leaked online.
No better way to review a motorcycle than to fully exploit its potential on a race track, and that is exactly what we got to do with the 2023 Triumph Street Triple 765 at the Jerez Circuit in Spain
Story: Azaman Chothia
Photography: Triumph Motorcycles
Adishwar Auto Ride India Pvt Ltd (AARI) have announced their partnership with ‘Moto Bologna Passione’ (MBP) headquartered in Bologna, Italy. The MBP brand will be an extension of their portfolio that includes Benelli and Keeway in India, and focuses on more than 500-cc displacement motorcycles.
‘This is the most potent Zero to date, with more torque than the sporty Zero SRS, if a little down on peak power. It also has far more torque than its closest electric rival, the Energica Experia (115 Nm) and kicks sand in the face of any petrol-driven adventure bike. Zero claim a top speed of 180 km/h, which is identical to the Energica’s.’ We rode this bike in Sicily.
Jitendra New EV Tech, an EV start-up based in the Golden Triangle of Maharashtra, organised an in-depth site visit, a relationship-building meeting, and a tour of Jitendra New EV Tech’s assembly plant in Nashik.
The iconic British marque, BSA, is back with an all-new single-cylinder Gold Star. The renowned badge had been dormant since the early 1970s but now, under new Indian ownership, the Goldie rides again
