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We had an opportunity to interact with Alexander Klotz, the head of Continental’s Technical Center India (TCI) and the in-house R&D Center of Continental Corporation, about what safety technologies we may expect in India and their acceptance and integration.
Royal Enfield have updated their entire range of motorcycles with ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), following the outset of new government safety norms which made ABS mandatory for all the two-wheelers above 125cc. [Read more…]
Piaggio Group incorporate ABS in all 150 cc scooters and Combined Braking System (CBS) in all 125 cc scooters for Vespa and Aprilia brand [Read more…]
Pleased with their success in the country, Bosch India announced their intentions for the market. Geoff Liersch, Head of Two-wheeler and Powersports Business Unit, said that Bosch will continue investing in dedicated motorcycle and powersports technologies. [Read more…]
The KTM 250 Duke is a sweet motorcycle and has always been a great option for the enthusiast looking to hone his skills before climbing up the displacement ladder. [Read more…]
Suzuki Motorcycle India have introduced the 2019 V-Strom 650XT ABS in the country. The V-Strom is Suzuki’s middleweight adventure tourer that we quite like due to its comfortable ergonomics and friendly engine. [Read more…]
Yamaha’s quarter-litre offerings, the naked FZ-25 and faired Fazer 25 get dual-channel ABS for 2019. [Read more…]
With ABS becoming mandatory for all motorcycles above the 125-cc engine capacity, Yamaha have kept in tow and launched the YZF-R15 Version 3.0 with the said braking technology. [Read more…]
KTM have announced that the 200 Duke is now available with ABS in a move that shouldn’t surprise anyone unless you’ve been living under the proverbial rock. ABS is going to be compulsory by April 2019, and KTM India have been a bit proactive in ensuring that this braking tech is available to their Duke 200 customers from now itself. [Read more…]
