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During April 2018 till March 2019, Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India contributed over 58 lakh units, or roughly 28.2 per cent of Honda's global two-wheeler production.

Royal Enfield is gearing up to introduce the BS6 editions of its motorcycles in the coming months, but the manufacturer is working all-new offerings that can be expected at the turn of the next decade. The Chennai-based manufacturer has trademarked the names - Sherpa and Hunter - hinting at the new motorcycles from Royal Enfield. A recent report suggested that RE is looking to expand its product line-up with entry-level models and the new nameplates could possibly be used for the same. That being said, it's not uncommon for manufacturers to register names for upcoming models without actually using them.

A look at some of the bikes we enjoyed reviewing the most in 2019. Not necessarily the very best bikes in their individual segments, but the bikes which left a lasting impression on us.

We had the pleasure of riding some amazing motorcycles in 2019 and here is our list of best video reviews of 2019. Now, these motorcycles may not be the best in their segment but this list is drawn out of the sheer fun we had while shooting these motorcycles.

Jawa Motorcycles has said that it will start taking bookings for the Jawa Perak from 1 January, 2020 and the deliveries of the motorcycle will begin in April 2020.

Here's a look at nine of the most exciting premium motorcycles of the year that managed to impress us in different ways, setting new garage goals.

We take a look at some of the winners and losers in the motorcycle segment in 2019. This list doesn't necessarily mean popular demand, or fantastic all-round products, but a combination of product, market response and availability, which also relegates some great products to the losers' list.

Having recently introduced the BS6 versions of the Z900 and the Z650 motorcycles in the country, India Kawasaki Motor is silently discontinued the BS4 version of the Ninja 300. Dealers across the country have confirmed to carandbike that dispatches of the locally-assembled Kawasaki Ninja 300 BS4 motorcycle have been stopped from the company. However, the discontinuation is only temporary and the model will make its way back to the market in the BS6 guise by early next year.