Bikes News

Ducati Thailand have introduced a limited edition of the 2016 Ducati Scrambler Icon, called the Mike Hailwood edition, to commemorate the 58th anniversary of Hailwood's first encounter with Ducati. Priced at Thai Baht 6,99,000 (over Rs 13,00,000), only 58 limited edition bikes will be made.

Displayed at the Bangkok Motor Show, the H-D Stealth 750 was designed by the owner of a Harley-Davidson dealership in Chiang Mai, Thailand, as part of a Street 750 build-off challenge.

Italian motorcycle manufacturer MV Agusta is in financial trouble yet again, and this time, reports suggest that MV Agusta may be considering filing the equivalent of Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company has announced that it hopes to restructure its 40 million Euro debt with its lenders.

Samsung, in collaboration with Yamaha has developed a new technology - adding a smartphone-connected display to the windshield of a motorcycle. The 'smart' windshield displays notifications like calls and texts on a head-up display on the screen, with the software designed to be hands-free.

The notable differences are a much larger aluminium sump guard as well as an upswept hi-performance Termignoni exhaust. The rear end of the bike has been redesigned as well and the seat is flat, like the one found on Honda motocross and dirt bikes. So far, the Africa Twin Adventure Sport is just a concept, so it's still unclear when the bike will see production.

2016 prices of two EBR motorcycles - the 1190SX and the 1190RX, have been announced in the US under EBR's latest management - Liquid Asset Partners. The two bikes were rolled off the production line at the EBR factory in East Troy, Wisconsin.

We pit the Royal Enfield Himalayan against its closest competitor the Mahindra Mojo to see which bike is a better tourer on papers.

Suzuki Motorcycle India has just launched an updated version of its 125cc scooter - the Suzuki Access 125 at a price of Rs 53,887 (ex-showroom Delhi). Here's a look at the top five changes in the new Suzuki Access 125.