Bike Reviews

Perhaps the best-looking and performing neo-retro motorcycle on the market, the Triumph Thruxton is a great overall package. The Retro cafe racer looks along with a wonderful 1,200cc parallel twin engine is really tough to say no to.

The Suzuki GSX-S1000 offers a very capable roadster that has a lot going for it. It's a reasonably comfortable sport naked with extremely high performance that can be used as an everyday street bike, and even an occasional track tool.

We ride Ducati's smallest supersport - the 959 Panigale at the Chang International Circuit in Thailand as the bike replaces the 899 Panigale globally.

We take the Indian Roadmaster for a leisurely spin and come away mightily impressed. This is the biggest motorcycle in the Indian Motorcycles portfolio and needless to say, the most expensive one too. It is loaded to the gills with some really cool features as well.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan also promises to be a versatile motorcycle - one that will happily do the daily commute and when the call for adventure comes, it promises to deliver. But is it all the motorcycle you need? We take the Himalayan on a test ride...

We took the new TVS Apache RTR 200 4V for a special road test and were as impressed as we were during our time at the Company's test track in Hosur.

The Mojo has been on NDTV carandbike fleet for a while. Here is a long term report of the same.

The new Ducati Scrambler is a neo retro motorcycle in the truest sense - and its design is something which Ducati says is "post heritage" - a contemporary take of the iconic Scrambler built back in the 1970s. We take a ride on the Ducati Scrambler and come back impressed.