Best Bikes in India | No.1 Two Wheeler Magazine
I’ve already touched upon this in my Triumph Speed Triple – Golden Quadrilateral travelogue that you can see in the bumper 10th anniversary August issue of Bike India magazine, but I felt that bikerpartheid needed more exhaustive deliberation. [Read more…]
Who We Are: Zain Khan, Reza Kazerooni, Roney Sandao, and Nilay Thakare
Riding: KTM 390 Duke, KTM 200 Duke, Hero Impulse, and Honda CBR 250R
Distance Covered: 2,900 kilometres
Number of Days: 18 (12 April to 28 April 2015)
Countries/States Covered: West Bengal, Bhutan, Sikkim, Nepal and Uttar Pradesh
It isn’t often that the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) wades in to provide clarification on automotive happenings, but in a weird twist of fate, that’s exactly what has happened…well, sort of.
Good news Indian Yamaha fans – the YZF-R3 cometh. That’s right, the latest scion from Yammie’s legendary R-series supersport bloodline will hit Indian shores (and showrooms) as soon as the 11th of August [Read more…]
Triumph Motorcycles is all set to auction the bike used by Chris Pratt in Jurassic World. Here’s why [Read more…]
A web series for auto enthusiasts
Pune based content creators Cycling Octopus are floating a web video series named Friction for automotive enthusiasts. The eight part series is available on the Cycling Octopus YouTube channel and each episode features an automotive personality and their work.
The creative team at Cycling Octopus started working on the concept more than a year ago along with a few automotive enthusiasts from the city with the aim of sharing and celebrating the rich heritage and history of Pune ‘road culture’ as they describe it. Friction was launched on 10th May 2015 in association with Let’s Make Better Productions and released one episode every week thereafter.
The videos are well-made and come across as a sincere effort to inspire people to follow their passion. So the next time you are online, search for Cycling Octopus on YouTube to enjoy the Friction series.
Can Triumph break the land-speed record using not one, but two turbocharged Rocket III engines? [Read more…]
The fully faired sport motorcycle trend is a relatively recent phenomenon. Yamaha were the first to deliver a purpose-built small-capacity sport bike in the form of the R15 a few years ago and then Honda gave us the CBR 250R and then 150. However, KTM have probably given us the first set of bikes that are genuine sport bikes that make no pretension to wanting to be put to commuter use. Here’s our take on the RC 390 and the 200
Fabulous and Beyond Motors (FAB) is responsible for the arrival of American origin motorcycle company, Regal Raptor to India. [Read more…]
