Bikes News

Zero Motorcycles, the maker of electric motorcycles, has launched a limited edition 10th Anniversary model to celebrate the milestone. The 10th Anniversary Zero DSR is designed to be Zero's most elegant and refined, with signature touches of metallic blue paint, custom graphics, as well as a full complement of accessories.

Ducati has kicked off a new ownership group, called the Desmo Owners Club which embarked on their first official ride starting from the Ducati dealership in Bandra. Members of the D.O.C. rode through the city to Nariman Point and then onward to Hard Rock Caf at Lower Parel.

Triumph Motorcycles today launched the new, 2016 Thruxton R cafe racer in India priced at Rs. 10.9lakh.

The leaked image above could just be the production ready version of the Honda CBR250RR.

Bajaj Auto has quietly introduced a new colour scheme for the V15, a commuter motorcycle that gets parts of metal from the dismantled aircraft carrier INS Vikrant. The new Cocktail Wine Red shade has been introduced at the same price of Rs 62,000 (ex-showroom Delhi).

Kawasaki has announced that 2017 will be the last model year for the Kawasaki W800, a retro classic bike inspired from the original Kawasaki W1, which debuted in 1966. Kawasaki's decision to discontinue the W800 seems to be largely out of compulsion of Euro 4 emission norms.

Hero Electric has announced an online launch of its latest product - Hero Electric Nyx, starting at Rs 29,990. The bike will be available exclusively on Paytm, and will be the first time that an e-bike company has chosen an online platform to launch their product.

An Italian newspaper has reported that Polaris might be interested in buying out MV Agusta, relieving it of its financial woes. Polaris had earlier bought and gave a fresh lease of life to Indian Motorcycles and Victory Motorcycles.