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The much-anticipated joint venture project between Triumph and Bajaj has surfaced once again. The first glimpse of the test mule was in February 2022 and the latest example remains quite identical to the first set of photographs.
Bajaj have launched the new Pulsar P150 at Rs Rs 1.17 lakh (ex-showroom) for the single-disc variant while the twin-disc variant costs Rs 1.20 lakh (ex-showroom).
Ola Electric have clocked a sales of 20,000 units in the month of October according to the Vahan vehicle registration portal. And it happens to be the highest number of units dispatched by any EV OEM in the country. The company struck its lowest sales in June 2022 at 3426 units.
Bajaj Auto invited us to review the Bajaj CT 125X commuter which also happens to be one of the most affordable motorcycles available in the market
The N range of Pulsar enters the 160-cc segment with many features from the 250-cc space. We just had to ride it to check how that turned out.
Bajaj have updated the Dominar 400 with a slew of accessories and added six kilograms of weight while keeping the mechanicals untouched. How has it panned out?
[Read more…]The Bajaj Pulsar NS125 makes a bold entry into a segment that may be the choice for many due to the current fuel costs.
The Honda Hornet 2.0 has evolved into a 180-cc machine with a price tag that is just shy of motorcycles that displace more cubic capacity. Which of the three motorcycles discussed here is the one for you?
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Bajaj have launched the all-new Pulsar NS 125 in an effort to further their reach among the young sports motorcycle enthusiasts of the country.
Our annual award function recently concluded after an interesting jury round in Lonavala with all of the necessary safety precautions in place. We have compiled a list of the winners in each segment of the 2021 Bike India Awards.
