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It faces competition from the Kawasaki Z900 in the segment.

Triumph Motorcycles is all set to launch the all-new 2017 Triumph Street Triple S in India. With design tweaks, an all-new engine and updated suspension and chassis, the new Street Triple promises more exciting performance than ever before. Here's what we expect from Triumph India.

The 2017 Triumph Street Triple promises to be a practical, fun and high-performance motorcycle with superlative handling. What makes it special? We take a look at all there's to know about the new Striple

The TVS Apache RR 310S get a vertically designed instrument cluster instead of a horizontal one, which is more commonly seen. For sure it is a refreshing change from the regular fare. We cannot wait to test ride the bike when it launches.

US motorcycle giant Harley-Davidson, has issued a voluntary recall for a particular batch of its Touring Motorcycle line (manufactured within the time frame of 2 July 2006 through to May 9, 2017) which are reported to have a problem with an incorrectly fitted clamp on the engine oil cooler line.

The 2017 Triumph Street Triple S will be launched on 12 June 2017. This will be the first model of the new-gen Street Triple to be launched in India. The 'R' and the 'RS' variants of the new-gen Street Triple will be launched before the year ends.

The Bajaj Pulsar range was updated earlier this year for 2017 with a BS-IV compliant engine, AHO and new graphics, while also receiving a marginal increase in prices then.

Hero MotoCorp is on a spree of discontinuing all the two wheelers which are not doing good numbers in its line-up. The company took off the Hero HF Dawn, Splendor iSmart and the Splendor Pro Classic from its line-up as indicated on its website, in the last few months. In addition to those three motorcycles, Hero MotoCorp had also discontinued the Xtreme and the Hunk as well.