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The TVS Ronin will be the next motorcycle from the Chennai-based manufacturer. It is expected to be either a cruiser or an ADV motorcycle that we can expect to see in India next year.
TVS Zeppelin concept cruiser at the Auto Expo 2018
Production of the MV Agusta Superveloce 800 Serie Oro finally begins after the manufacturers have resumed their operations in Varese, Italy.
The BS6 Suzuki V-Strom 650 XT has been teased under the big-bike section on the Suzuki India website and it set to launch soon.
An interesting image that surfaced online gives us a glimpse of the all-new Aprilia Terra 250. There’s no word on whether we will get this in India but it’s quite a bike.
Motorcycle helmets will have to pass stringent testing procedures to receive the new ECE 22.06 safety rating. [Read more…]
Honda Big Wing have plans of bringing a few of their middleweight range of motorcycles, perhaps the CB500X and CMX500 Rebel, to India.
According to the upcoming two helmets rule, OEMs must provide two helmets when delivering a new two-wheeler in Maharashtra. [Read more…]
The most awaited ADV in India, the KTM 390 Adventure, showcased and revealed at the IBW, has been priced at Rs 2.99 lakh (ex-showroom) in India.
If rumours are to be believed, there could be new Royal Enfield motorcycles coming this year. Royal Enfield have filed trademarks for two new names – Sherpa and Hunter.
The new Suzuki Access 125 will now make its transition from BS IV to BS VI as announced by the company. This is the first product to be rolled out compliant to the new emission norms from their portfolio.
The all-new Suzuki Access 125 will come with new key features including Eco Assist illumination, fuel-injected engine, external fuel-filling lid and an LED headlamp. The new Suzuki Access is powered by the updated BS VI 125-cc engine will deliver 8.7 hp at 6,750 rpm, 10 Nm at 5,500 rpm offering top-class power performance with lower fuel consumption. These power figures are slightly higher than the previous models. Even through the transition, power has not been compromised.
The new Suzuki Access 125’s Eco Assist illumination feature helps the rider to get optimum throttle usage with visible indicators to warn about the level of throttle opening. A green light indicates that the riding pattern is conducive to fuel-efficient riding. The advanced fuel-injection engine technology in the new Suzuki Access 125 provides smooth power delivery, thus offering optimum combustion efficiency in different riding conditions. It also helps in easy start-up even in cold conditions. The external fuel filling lid provides the convenience of re-fueling without having to open the seat. The new LED headlamp will help enhance night visibility for a stress-free ride. Offering a good balance on the road, the scooter is also equipped with combined brake system (CBS), which enables to operate both brakes only by the left lever. We, however, recommend using a combination of the front brake with priority, with the rear brake only for emergencies or on gravel or wet surfaces for optimal two-point braking.
The new Suzuki Access 125, as the company says, offers comfort as a necessity has a long seat, enlarged floorboard larger under-seat storage and easy start system for comfortable riding experience. Furthermore, the new Suzuki Access 125 is designed to offer a premium look with its rich bodywork, stylish edgy lines, LED tail-lamp and chrome-plated finish. Additionally, the new Special Edition Access 125 will offer standard USB DC socket for charging mobile phones on the go.
The company is thrilled and confident with the recent announcement of their first BS VI product with their new features and engine. The Suzuki Access 125 BS VI will be launched in India soon.
