Bike Reviews

The Benelli TNT 300 is positioned in the entry-level performance bike segment. Priced below Rs 4 lakh, powered by a 300cc parallel-twin motor and with aggressive naked street looks, the TNT 300 is said to be one of the largest selling Benelli bikes in India. We take a brief ride on the Benelli TNT 300 to see how it stacks up in this popular two wheeler segment.

The Hero Maestro Edge and Duet scooters are out to prove a point against the popular Honda Activa. The Maestro Edge won the prestigious Scooter of the Year at the 2016 NDTV's Car and Bike awards and the more practical Duet isn't too far behind. Read on for a more detailed review of Hero's 2 new scooter offerings.

We ride the latest offering from the Honda stable - the CB Hornet 160R - in Goa to find out if this bike is good enough to compete with the likes of other 150-160cc motorcycles available in the Indian market.

The Bajaj Avengers have grown in strength. This family of urban cruisers from Bajaj Auto now includes the Cruise 220, the Street 220 and the new Street 150. The last two add city riding dynamics to the cruiser range. We rode the Cruise 220 and the Street 150 to check out what these bikes had to offer.

Indian Motorcycles is serious about its cruiser motorcycles and it is evident in the way they don't cut any corners when making one.

The 150 and 250 CBRs have given Honda a good indicator at India's growing need for sports bikes and so the CBR 650F arrived with huge expectations.

When you name a bike Mojo, you better make sure it lives up to its name or else you are asking for not so happy headlines hitting the press or social media. Well that they should be justified in doing so considering the long period of development, Mahindra Two Wheelers has taken to make sure the Mojo is 100 per cent on target.

It's a contender in the 150 cc bike segment and though there may be capable rivals like the TVS Apache or the Bajaj Discover F, Suzuki has gone all out to hit the Yamaha FZ Version 2.0 with the Gixxer.