Bikes News

Bajaj has added three more bikes to the Pulsar list in the course to two weeks. To make things easier for you, we have put together this table which basically tells you the difference between all the Pulsars including the new ones.

The company, today, rolled out two new bikes under the Adventure Sport series - the AS150 and the AS200 at Rs. 79,000 and Rs. 91,550 (ex-showroom, Delhi), respectively.

The memory of the Kawasaki H2 hasn't faded yet and now Yamaha comes out with a worthy contender. It's clearly raining superbikes in India. Yamaha Motor India today unveiled the much awaited YZF-R1 and R1M

Powering the Pulsar 150NS will be a 150cc, single-cylinder engine with triple spark ignition technology. Mated to a 5-speed transmission, the engine will churn out over 16bhp.

Bajaj Auto that recently launched the Pulsar RS 200 in the Indian market, is now planning to launch another all new model under its Pulsar range on April 14, 2015. The bike this time will be the Pulsar 200 AS (Adventure Sport), which is based on the Pulsar 200 NS.

Suzuki Motorcycle India that launched the much-anticipated Gixxer SF in India yesterday, said that it will maintain focus on the 150cc and above segment as it targets a 30 per cent growth in sales at 5 lakh units in the fiscal year 2015 - 2016.

The commuter bike segment in India is the most competitive of the lot and as more and more manufacturers stoop in to grab a piece of that pie, we see the consumers spoilt for choice. Well, this time Yamaha has imported a 110cc bike for R&D purpose and looks likely that there will be an addition to its lineup.

There has been a lot of interest surrounding the launch of a new bike from the Kawasaki stable and the relatively more restrained sibling of the frenzied H2R is finally here. Kawasaki has launched the Ninja H2 at Rs. 29 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).