Bikes Reviews

Ducati, the Italian sportbike maker, that announced its entry in the Indian market in March, 2015 via its official subsidiary, today kick-started the delivery process of its bikes in the country.

In a bid to increase its market share in the India, Bajaj Auto plans to launch several new bikes within the current financial year. One of those bikes could be the Pulsar CS200, which was unveiled as a concept at the 2014 Delhi Auto Expo and may be the 200cc version of the CS400.

Hero MotoCorp has launched the updated 2015 Passion Pro in the Indian market at a starting price of Rs. 47,850 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The new model has received minor cosmetic and mechanical changes.

Bajaj Auto, the home-grown bikemaker, that currently owns 20 percent market share in India, is planning to increase it by launching a bunch of new products in different segments. Here's a list of the bikes that the company will roll out this financial year.

As Bajaj fights to regain marketshare, it is seeing traction for its products, and will therefore have to expand capacity at its Chakan plant.

Motowheels unveiled the range of legendary Italian superbike brand 'Benelli' for the first time in North India, followed by the announcement of its first Benelli showroom launch in New Delhi.

Royal Enfield inaugurated its sixth apparel and accessories store in the national capital recently. The day also marked the unveiling of the special edition Classic 500 that will go on sale on July 15, 2015.

The bagger-style tourer is based on the K1600 and was unveiled at the Villa d'Este concours event by Lake Como in Italy. It gets its name from the 101 cubic inch capacity (1649cc), which it shares with the K1600GT and GTL models. It's called the Concept 101 and it is as production ready a bike as any other out there.