We are astride the sporty variant of Ducati’s “not-a-cruiser” here on home soil to see if it is a suitable fit for the Indian market [Read more…]
Harley-Davidson LiveWire First Ride Review: Ride The Lightning
We get our first hands-on experience of the all-new, all-electric LiveWire in Portland. Here’s what the future of the iconic Bar and Shield looks like [Read more…]
The Infrastructure Gap
This week on Idle Chatter, we ponder the problems of poor infrastructure
Poorly lit tunnels are a constant source of danger to bikers
The spark that ignited the flame
Honda’s Activa has been taking the Indian scooter market to the cleaners for a while now, and the latest results for the financial year 2014-15 are no different, with the scooter hitting a massive one crore units sold. It owes all this success to another Honda though. [Read more…]
Lane discipline, a battle cry
I recently visited Tokyo to check out Harley-Davidson’s new line up (keep your eye out for that one), but something I’ve known for awhile was reaffirmed while I was there. [Read more…]
Straying off the beaten path
While the ride to Ladakh and saddle sores are awesome, that’s not all there is to being a bike enthusiast in India. [Read more…]
Unleash the wrath of the gods, for there is no hope
Every day, on my way to Bike India HQ, I am compelled to cross a signal. This in itself isn’t a problem. It is mildly annoying – I’m not some weird, twisted signal-lover of some sort, but it isn’t a big deal. [Read more…]
Tunes and the Throttle
Today I’m going to write about two things that are very, very close to my heart – music and motorcycles. [Read more…]
Video games don’t make you violent, not playing them does
Ever since I was a young kid, I have loved videos games. And in a twist of fate that would prove prophetic, racing games were (and still are) one of my top go-to gaming genres. [Read more…]
Bikerpartheid
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…]
