Bikes News

Austin-based custom house Revival Cycles unveiled a custom bike with a big BMW boxer engine which is expected to debut on a BMW production model in 2020.

The Aprilia Tuono V4 Factory now gets semi-active suspension from Ohlins which offers two modes, and also retains the Aprilia Performance Ride Control (APRC) electronics suite.

The production model 2020 Triumph Rocket III is expected to be unveiled at the 2019 EICMA show in November, with a possible India launch in the first quarter of 2020.

Is the Suzuki DR Big finally nearing production? Spy shots have revealed a new Suzuki adventure bike, but it's still not clear if it's an updated Suzuki V-Strom or if it will be the Suzuki DR Big.

Suzuki Motorcycle India has introduced the 2019 edition of the GSX-S750 in the country. The 2019 Suzuki GSX-S750 street-fighter is priced at Rs. 7.46 lakh (ex-showroom), same as the last year's model, but is now available in two new colour options - Metallic matte black and pearl glacier white - with updated graphics. The new colours were introduced on the 2019 edition globally in February this year. Mechanically, the 2019 GSX-S750 continues with the same in-line four-cylinder engine and the GSX-S1000 inspired design language also remains the same as well. The new GSX is available for bookings at Suzuki dealerships pan India.

Kawasaki is also likely to introduce radar-assisted safety systems on motorcycles, as latest patent designs reveal.

Spy pictures of a near production-ready Indian Motorcycle prototype have appeared across several online forums around the world, of what seems to be a new model from the American cruiser motorcycle manufacturer. Polaris-owned Indian Motorcycle seems to be working on a Harley-Davidson Road Glide rival, with a frame-mounted fairing and an all-new liquid-cooled v-twin engine. While there are no details on what displacement the new engine will have, some reports indicate that it may be a new 1770 cc v-twin with an output of around 120 bhp.

As latest patent application images reveal, Kawasaki may be working on a battery-swap technology for future electric motorcycles from the Japanese motorcycle manufacturer.