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The new 2019 range of the Ducati Scrambler 800 line, comprising the Icon, Desert Sled, and Cafe Racer, with prices starting at Rs 7.89 for the Icon. We will also get the fourth model in the line-up called the Full Throttle, which is based on flat-track racebikes. [Read more…]
After putting the new Street Twin through its paces in Portugal a while ago, we find out if the motorcycle is as capable on home turf
All 500 units of the new Honda CB300R that were allotted to the Indian market for this year have already been sold out, less than two months after the launch was announced
The UM line-up in India gets one more addition; a carburetted variant of their top-of-line model, the Renegade Commando Classic. [Read more…]
When Motoroyale launched Norton Motorcycles in India along with four other brands, the British motorcycle marque caught our eye because they were selling very limited numbers of their Commando and Dominator motorcycles; 37 to be precise. [Read more…]
Cleveland CycleWerks (CCW) was formed in 2009, and specialize in building American-designed motorcycles with a retro touch. The firm boasts a presence in 23 countries, with a wide range of hardtail choppers, naked street bikes and flat-trackers, and have set their sights on the Indian market. [Read more…]
It took less than three minutes for all the 250 units of the Royal Enfield Classic 500 Pegasus limited edition to be booked and sold through the online route. [Read more…]
November last year Anand Mahindra, Chairman of Mahindra Group tweeted, confirming the launch of the re-invented Jawa brand of motorcycles in India. Here are some things we can expect from Jawa’s reintroduction to the Indian market. [Read more…]
Royal Enfield have been fairly mum about their two twin-cylinder 650-cc models since the initial announcement and the hype that came with it. However, a YouTube user just posted a video of the two bikes being ridden on Chennai streets. [Read more…]
Mahindra created quite the flutter in the two-wheeler industry when they acquired the licence to the iconic Jawa brand name. There’s hasn’t been much movement in the Indian market since this acquisition. However, Europe has seen steady sales of Jawa bikes all along. [Read more…]
