Bikes News

Latest reports suggest that Italian motorcycle manufacturer, MV Agusta is planning to offer up to 30 per cent of the company on the stock market. In other news, Daimler AG is looking for a stake in MV Agusta, and has also approached the company for it.

Piaggio has launched the limited edition Vespa Esclusivo. Aimed at 'aspirant' youth, the Esclusivo is all about making a fashion statement with its bright hues and stylish decals. This is the first limited edition Vespa in India and only 1000 units will be made.

Priced at Rs 41,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi), the CD 110 Dream will become the most affordable Honda motorcycle in India upon its launch. The new bike will be launched by August, 2014.

Much like what was being speculated, Yamaha India launched the FZ-S FI Version 2.0 and FZ FI Version 2.0 today. The FZ-S FI Version 2.0 and FZ FI Version 2.0 will cost Rs 76,250 and Rs 78,250 (ex-showroom, Delhi), respectively. The bikes have received both, styling and mechanical upgrades.

Expected to look similar to the concept model, the new FZ-S will most probably replace the FZ. The larger part of the upgrades to the bike are cosmetic, including a redesigned headlamp, new silencer, new mudguard, reworked fuel tank and a different registration plate.

Suzuki Motorcycle India has slashed the price of its premium bike Inazuma by Rs 1 lakh bowing to customer demand. It will be available at Rs 2,09,369 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

In next few weeks, Harley-Davidson will roll out two new motorcycles that are designed specifically for women. These two bikes are the women-centric versions of its popular motorcycles - the Street 750 and the Street 500.

Hero MotoCorp seems to have silently launched the 2014 Karizma R and Karizma ZMR in India. the first batch of the bikes have already reached Hero dealerships across the country and dealers have started taking orders.