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The flavour of the season is small capacity ADV at the on-going EICMA 2016 Motorcycle Show. First, the BMW G 310 GS, then the Suzuki DL250 V-Strom and now the Kawasaki Versys-X 300! It was not a far-fetched idea too. Kawasaki always had the 296cc parallel-twin that is in use in the Ninja 300 and the and the only challenge was to scale down the bigger Versys models. Needless to say, Kawasaki aced that challenge with all-new bodywork and chassis. The baby Versys will get 41mm long travel forks up front and a Uni-Trak gas-charged monoshock at the rear.

Along with giving updates to the Duke range at the EICMA 2016, KTM has also teased a prototype of the KTM 790 Duke. The 790 Duke Prototype features a new 800cc parallel-twin engine mounted on a steel frame.

Have you ever seen or heard of a scooter that can double up as an adventure touring two-wheeler as well? No? Then you need to check out the Honda X-ADV that the Japanese manufacturer recently showed off at the ongoing 2016 EICMA Motorcycle Show. The X-ADV has been designed at Honda's R&D centre in Rome, Italy.

Yamaha has released images and some additional info about its T7 Concept bike - an idea of the ultimate off-road capable adventure bike which takes a page or few out of actual rally bikes. The result is an adventure, rally-ready concept which could well be one of the most eyeball grabbing bikes of the EICMA motorcycle show.

We had been telling you that Ducati is planning to go back to the basics with the Monster series, and the Italian manufacturer has done just that with the new Monster 797.

KTM has unveiled the updated 390 Duke at the EICMA motorcycle show in Milan, showering it with significant changes for 2017. The new model will be making its way to India next year and here's everything you need to know about it.

The adventure bike market is shrinking, literally, with more and more manufacturers opting for small, lightweight adventure bikes. After BMW unveiled the G 310 GS, it's now Suzuki 's turn.

One of the biggest motorcycle shows in the world has kicked off with a bang. The EICMA 2016 has begun with a slew of delicious motorcycle launches and reveals. Here is the Triumph Street Scrambler and as the name suggests, it belongs to the Street Twin family, making use of the same 900cc parallel-twin engine which does duty on the Triumph Street Twin as well.