Bikes News

Yamaha Motor India has issued a voluntary recall for 7757 units of the FZ-FI and the FZS-FI motorcycles for the non-fitment of the rear-side reflector. The recall will see the two-wheeler maker install the aforementioned part on the affected motorcycles free of cost. Owners can visit any of the authorised service centres across the country to get the part installed. The recall affects all FZ-FI and FZS-FI motorcycles that were manufactured after October 2019 and will most likely the new BS6 range. Even the bikes that are waiting to be delivered to customers at dealerships will have the missing part installed first, according to the company.

The near-production Royal Enfield Thunderbird X gets updated styling and revised hardware as well bringing comprehensive upgrades to the motorcycle and could sport a newly-developed engine to meet the future emission norms.

New chassis, updated engine and subtle changes to design on the upcoming BS6-compliant Royal Enfield Classic.

Two separate issues with 2020 model year Moto Guzzi V85 TT bikes has resulted in a recall being issued for certain motorcycles in the US.

Leaked documents and recent reports suggest that American motorcycle manufacturer Indian Motorcycle may be looking to introduce an adventure bike.

The most affordable Harley-Davidson, made specifically for markets like India and China, has been cleared for production, after the American motorcycle brand and Chinese partner Qianjiang agreed to seal their commitment to the project.

It's a week since the sixth edition of India Bike Week and we are yet to recover from the sand, surf, motorcycles and lip-smacking food that graced the event over two days. Over 21,000 riders attended the festival bringing in friends and families and it could not have been better. In fact, IBW returned after taking a break in 2018 and expectations were higher than ever from the motorcycling event. And, much to our delight, it was better than we expected. Unlike us, if you missed IBW this year, fret not, we've got you covered.

Two-wheeler maker TVS Motor Company concluded its maiden edition of the TVS NTorq 125 Call Of Design Contest today. The competition saw 20 design institutes participating from across the country with six designs making it to the TVS plant at Hosur, Tamil Nadu, for the final round. After much scrutiny, it was Evanka Thimmiah from Strate School of Design, Bengaluru that took the top honours for her rendition of the TVS NTorq 125 scooter. The winner gets a cash prize of Rs. 30,000 and the TVS NTorq 125.