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Harley-Davidson India plans to expand its reach in smaller cities in India in order to increase its footprint in the country.

Prices of almost all Harley-Davidson models on sale in India have been increased. Harley-Davidson India has also discontinued the Super Low from the Indian market. A 2016 model of the Super Low is expected later this year.

MV Agusta has started accepting orders of its litre-class streetfighter, Brutale 1090. The bike has been priced at Rs. 19.3 lakh (ex-showroom, Pune) and can be booked through MV Agusta India's website. The top 10 buyers will get their bikes in just 20 days.

TVS Motor Company is all set to reintroduce its popular commuter motorcycle brand Victor. The new TVS Victor will be launched alongwith the much-anticipated Apache RTR 200, on January 20, 2016.

The new TVS Apache 200 will be presented in two variants - a standard version with petal disc brakes and TVS tyres, as well as a premium variant with Pirelli tyres and dual-channel ABS.

Bajaj Auto today revealed that it will be launching 3 new bikes in 2016. Bajaj's current line-up is spread across three verticals - Entry, Executive and Sports, and the company has planned something special for each vertical.

According to rumours from the Land of the Rising Sun, Suzuki is developing a new 1,400cc engine for the new Hayabusa, which will also be supercharged for those who want something extra.

The new Hero commuter bike will be equipped with Heros iSmart stop-start system and is likely to be launched soon, and showcased at the upcoming Auto Expo 2016. The iSmart system features an idle stop-start system which automatically shuts the engine while idling and automatically cranks the engine once the clutch is engaged.