Eicma News

Triumph has unveiled the 2018 Tiger 1200 range at the ongoing EICMA Motorcycle Show. The 2018 Tiger 1200 will be offered in XC and the XR variants and get a bunch of updates including new engine and a whole lot of new features.

British Motorcycle Manufacturer Norton and Kinetic Engineering have entered into a Joint Venture to bring Norton Motorcycles to India and Asia. Stuart Garner, CEO, Norton Motorcycles and Ajinkya Firodia, MD, Kinetic Engineering, signed the partnership at the ongoing EICMA motorcycle show. Kinetic will be bringing in the Norton Commander and the Norton Dominator to India by the first quarter of 2018.

Harley-Davidson revealed its new softail model,which is the Sport Glide, at the ongoing EICMA Show. The Sport Glide gets the same Milwaukee-Eight 107 engine as the other new Softail models. We are hoping that Harley launches the Sport Glide in India soon.

Kawasaki has unveiled its new supercharged offering, the Ninja H2 SX at the EICMA Motorcycle Show 2017, which makes the manic H2 into a more touring friendly motorcycle.

KTM has unveiled the 790 Duke at EICMA Motorcycle Show. The bike is all-new and so is the engine and the chassis. KTM also confirmed that it is working on a adventure motorcycle based on the 790 Duke and that it should be coming soon.

BMW has revealed the F 750 GS and the F 850 GS at the onging EICMA show. Both models are all-new and replace the F 700 GS and the F 800 GS respectively. The engine, frame and the suspension are completely new and so are the features and equipment.

Royal Enfield has finally unveiled the much awaited 650 cc motorcycles at the ongoing EICMA Motorcycle Show. The Interceptor 650 Twin and the Continental GT 650 Twin will have the all-new 650 cc parallel-twin engine and will be first launched in Europe, sometime in April 2018. Expect them to come to India by mid 2018.

Benelli has unveiled the all-new Imperiale 400 cruiser motorcycle at the EICMA Motorcycle Show, amongst a host of other offerings. The all-new model has been in the works for a while now, but was kept under wraps by the Chinese-owned Italian bike maker. The new Imperiale is a direct rival to the Royal Enfield Classic 350 in India, and will make it to India around the period of April-May next year.