Best Bikes in India | No.1 Two Wheeler Magazine
Triumph have carved a successful space for themselves in the mid-sized adventure-touring space with the Tiger 800 — a bike that, with its comfortable ergos, forgiving suspension and flexible three-cylinder engine, seemed like the perfect tool for those looking to cover long distances on our unpredictable Indian highways. [Read more…]
A statement has been issued by Triumph Motorcycles India stating that they are in the process of launching a safety recall for the Street Triple RS to remedy an indicator and high-beam malfunction caused by water entering the left-side switchgear. [Read more…]
It has been over two years since we first saw Hero MotoCorp’s 200-cc Xtreme concept at the Auto Expo and, weeks before the official launch, I finally got to spend a day with the company’s most powerful naked motorcycle to date. [Read more…]
With a limited run of just 1,000 units around the world, the Classic 500 Pegasus has been designed and built as a tribute to the legendary RE/WD Flying Flea 125, a motorcycle that played a pivotal role in several WWII battles. [Read more…]
After launching the Vulcan S cruiser in December last year, Kawasaki India have now introduced a Pearl Lava Orange colour option. So far, the 650-cc twin-cylinder cruiser was only available to us in black, and the new colour has been introduced based on customer feedback.
Yutaka Yamashita, MD at India Kawasaki Motors, had this to say as he introduced the new colour option, “Vulcan S is that type of motorbike which defines a particular lifestyle. In such type of products colour of the motorcycle plays a vital role. The Vulcan S in pearl lava orange colour is available only in few countries, so bringing it in India shows commitment of Kawasaki towards the Indian market.”
The Kawasaki Vulcan S in this new colour option is priced at Rs 5,58,400 (ex-showroom, Delhi), which is Rs 10,000 more than the standard black motorcycle. Visit your nearest Kawasaki showroom for more details.
The J.D. Power 2018 India Two-Wheeler Customer Service Index (2WCSI) Study measures customer satisfaction with an OEM’s after-sales service experience at authorised service centres and, for the third consecutive year, TVS have ranked the highest in customer satisfaction.
Suzuki’s latest motorcycle has the naked middleweight segment in its sights. The new GSX-S750 is priced at Rs 7.45 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), and is in showrooms now. Suzuki have entered the fray with the all new GSX-S750, a streetfighter with the heart of the legendary K5 GSX-R750 sport bike.
Retro styled motorcycle makers Royal Enfield (RE) continue to sustain their upswing of the last few years, climbing from strength to strength and posting yet another double figure growth in the financial year just concluded. RE sold 8.20 lakh units globally for FY 2018, posting a profit of 23 per cent. [Read more…]
We get to taste the evolution of the best-selling Splendor: the 2018 Super Splendor 125 [Read more…]
