It’s official! The countdown has begun, quite literally, for the new Bajaj Avenger. Read on
Mahindra Mojo Launched at Rs 1.58 lakh
Harley-Davidson India have a New Managing Director
After a fairly long gap since former Harley-Davidson India MD Anoop Prakash’s departure, the iconic motorcycle company has a new Managing Director. Details here… [Read more…]
Ducati to Launch 9 New Motorcycles in 2016
Ducati have announced that they will launch nine new models for the Ducati 2016 range, all of which will be presented at the EICMA 2015 in Milan. Details right here…
DSK Benelli Opens new Showroom in Chandigarh
TVS Motors sales figures
TVS motors have been working hard to increase their share in the domestic and international markets. [Read more…]
Blog – Braking News
Everybody wants to go fast on a motorcycle. Everybody can go fast on a motorcycle. The question is, can everybody stop as quickly and keep the motorcycle under control when a variable is thrown into the equation? No. Not everyone. [Read more…]
Royal Enfield Post 49 % Growth, Launch Second Exclusive Store in the UK
Since the launch of the Continental GT in 2013, Royal Enfield have been a company on the upswing. Here’s the latest update
Super Mario: News from the biking world
The day Mario came to India was of huge significance to the world of motorcycling. Here’s why… [Read more…]
Friction gains Traction
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.