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Kalashnikov, the Russian firm best known for the AK-47 assault rifle, is getting ready to introduce electric motorcycles. Kalashnikov is one of the largest arms manufacturer in Russia.

The Kawasaki Ninja 300 has been around for a while now and enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the next generation model that is expected to bring substantial upgrades to the quarter-litre offering. Now, a recent report suggests that Japanese bike maker could introduce a larger displacement Kawasaki Ninja 400 next year with model making its debut at upcoming EICMA Motorcycle Show next month.

KTM has updated its electric dirt bike, the Freeride E-XC for 2018 with more power, more capacity and energy. The Freeride E-XC is not on sale in India.

The Honda Cub is now the most popular bike ever to be built, and has crossed 100 million production units this month. First introduced in 1958, the Honda Cub is one of the most popular two-wheelers worldwide, with volumes limited to South East Asia, but also offered in Western markets.

Ducati first introduced its Monster range 25 years ago, in 1992. And now, the Italian marquee has taken the wraps off the 2018 model year of the Monster 821. It is not a new-generation model, mind you, but it does get a bunch of upgrades over the current-gen model. Here is everything that you need to know about the 2018 Ducati Monster 821.

Yamaha might unveil the MT-09 SP bike at the upcoming EICMA Show. The MT-09 SP will be a slightly higher-specced variant of the standard MT-09 naked motorcycle. There is no word on whether the MT-09 SP will come to India or not.

We take a look at the best scooters and bikes you can look at buying this festive season. From 110 cc, entry-level scooters to entry-level performance bikes under Rs. 2 lakh, we take a look at what your options are, if you're in the market for a new motorcycle or scooter.

Harley shares rose 4 percent, rebounding from an early 3 percent drop, after executives on the company's earnings call said it was making progress toward attracting new riders.