Bikes News

Triumph Motorcycles India is offering free accessories worth Rs. 60,000 on select motorcycles from its Bonneville range. The offer is valid of a limited period of time and is available on the Street Twin, Bonneville T100, Bonneville T120 and the Speedmaster for now.

TVS Motor Company recently launched the BS6 version of the TVS Zest 110. Prices for the new BS6 Scooty Zest start at Rs. 58,460 (ex-showroom, Chennai). Here's everything you need to know about the recently launched scooter.

Honda 2Wheelers India transitioned to new norms with the Activa 125 in September last year and the 11 lakh BS6 vehicle sales milestone has been achieved in a period of nine months.

New patents show that the Kawasaki electric motorcycle, called the Kawasaki Endeavour, could be very close to production.

The new v-twin engine from Harley-Davidson uses variable valve timing (VVT) and a modular engine balancer.

Bajaj Auto is betting that an early recovery from the ravages of COVID-19 in motorcycle sales in its export markets will help it offset pandemic-related disruption at home, its chief financial officer said.

The BS6 compliant TVS Apache RR 310 has received its first price hike, seven months after the updated motorcycle was introduced in January this year. The BS6 Apache RR 310 is now Rs. 5000 more expensive than before with an asking price of Rs. 2.45 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). That being said, the flagship TVS offering still retains its value-for-money quotient with the model undercutting the popular-selling KTM RC 390 by Rs. 8000 in the segment. The full-faired Apache received comprehensive upgrades with BS6 version bringing new technology, more features and better refinement over the older model.

CEAT India has launched a new range of puncture safe tubeless tyres for motorcycle. Introduced as part of the company's Milaze range, these new tubeless tyres come with CEAT's patented sealant technology that seals the punctures and prevents the tyre from deflating, making the range a truly self-healing tyre.