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The Royal Enfield Himalayan is undoubtedly one of the most awaited bikes that are set to hit the Indian motorcycle market in 2016. And why wouldn't it be? Especially when you consider the fact that the bike is not only a completely new segment targeted by the iconic Indian manufacturer, but it also comes with a newly developed 410cc engine that is set to revolutionize the market.

The highly anticipated Suzuki Gixxer 250 was a no-show at the recently concluded EICMA motorcycle show in Milan. This has led to speculation that Suzuki may have held-off the bike's global debut to showcase it at the upcoming 2016 Delhi Auto Expo instead.

Austrian two-wheeler marque KTM recently displayed the new updated version of its popular entry level sports bike, the RC 390 at the 2015 EICMA. After wooing its spectators over there, KTM India is now getting ready to bring the bike to the 2016 Delhi Auto Expo.

Royal Enfield announced its entry and future plans for the Thai market at the Thailand International Motor Expo 2015. The growth strategy of the company will be focused on leading and expanding the global mid-sized motorcycle segment (250-750cc).

Honda CB Hornet 160R will be the next motorcycle to roll out of the bikemaker's stable after the recently launched Honda CB Shine SP.

To be initially available in select dealerships in New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune and Bengaluru, the price hike affect's the Mahindra Mojo's price by Rs. 5,000.

Honda CB Shine SP was launched in India today at a starting price of Rs. 59,900.

The 2015 EICMA motorcycle show in Milan is now on in full-swing with many two-wheeler manufacturers already having showcased a host of upcoming motorcycles and concepts. Here's a look at 7 bikes shown at this year's EICMA show that are likely to be launched in India in the near future.