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Cartist, a Jaipur based organisation that turns cars into rolling art is in Mumbai for an exclusive exhibition from November 17-19, 2017. The exhibition will be held at the Jijamata Udyan (or Mumbai Zoo) grounds in Byculla, Mumbai and is open to public. The organisation, founded by car collector and restorer Himanchu Jangid uses cars as a canvas to paint on rolling murals depicting both the city that the car is painted in along with other art based themes that also usually have some sort of social meaning. Cartist also uses local artists to create absolutely exquisite works of art with an automotive theme woven into them along with other forms of art like sculptures and installation art with both an automotive and social theme.

Indian Motorcycle will be launching the 2018 Indian Scout Bobber in the country on November 24, 2017. The company has lined up the launch at India Bike Week 2017, and comes about four months after the motorcycle was originally revealed in July this year. The Scout Bobber, as the name suggests, is based on the Indian Scout that is already on sale in India but is stripped, darker version of the cruiser.

Here is everything that you need to know about the Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 Twin.

Kawasaki is offering sweet deals on the ZX-10R, ZX-10RR and the ZX-14R. If you are looking to buy a new sportbike, you should visit your nearest Kawasaki dealership.

The Norton Commando will be the first Norton motorcycle model to be sold in India, under the new Kinetic-Norton joint venture. Here's a look at all you need to know about the Norton Commando.

Aprilia is all set to offer a new set of colour schemes for the SR 150 scooter. The Aprilia SR 150 will continue to get the same engine and offer same specifications as before. Expect Aprilia to make an announcement soon about the SR 150 getting new colours.

Norton Motorcycles have ended speculation and confirming that it is working on a Scrambler motorcycle concept with a 650 cc parallel-twin engine. The bike might spawn off few other motorcycles with the same engine as well.

The Kinetic-Norton Joint Venture will have Norton bikes assembled in India, and even exported to other markets in South East Asia. But there's more than just the current Norton bikes which will make their way to India. Future range of Norton bikes, including models based on a 650 cc parallel-twin engine are also on the cards.