Why do you need Bike news, you ask? Bikes are widely preferred due to their smaller form factor, accessibility, and ease of use, especially in the Indian market, which accounts for 40% of the worldwide sales of motorcycles. The reason is simple, they are affordable in the country. You can get a good commuter bike easily under 1 lakh which is the reason why they sell so much. In fact, as many as 54% of Indian Households own a two-wheeler. Some even own more than one. Another reason is their manoeuvrability, which lets people glide through the packed and narrow Indian streets. When you think about it, bikes are not just machines, they have become fashion statements with people posing wearing fancy helmets and flaunting their beloved 2-wheelers. It won’t be wrong to say that bikes have their own cult-like following.
Automobile companies taking note of the rapid growth of motorcycles and launching new and more muscular and stylish bikes, even in the commuter segment. As a result, it becomes crucial for buyers to stay updated in order to make the correct decision.
That’s why we are bringing you the latest bike news to keep you updated about new launches, updates, new features, and prices of every range of bikes, from premium streetfighters to budget commuters.
The upcoming Royal Enfield Scram 650 and Classic 650 were recently spotted side by side during test runs ahead of the official launch. The 650cc lineup of the iconic bullet-maker was joined by Shotgun 650 and will be further expanded upon the launch of the Scram and Classic 650s. RE Scram 650 and Classic 650 …
Yamaha R1, the iconic monster of a sports bike and the dream motorcycle of many (including me) is going offline after EU5+ emission standards hit in 2025. This will likely shock thousands in the motorbike community and would break most of their hearts, but this is a not-so-surprising move by the Japanese bikemaker, considering it’s …
Honda recently introduced the all-new NX400 along with the 2024 updated CBR400R in Japan. The brand announced the arrival of a 400cc version of the NX500 earlier which was recently launched in India and the NX400 is a smaller brother of the latter and a successor of the 400X crossover. 2024 Honda NX400 and CBR400R …
Japanese bikemaker Kawasaki has recently launched the 2024 Z650RS in India with a price tag of Rs 6.99 Lakh (ex-showroom), an increase of Rs 7,000 from the 2023 model. With the 2024 edition, the bike now gets a traction control feature, which has also been added to the Indian model. Last month Kawasaki also launched …
A Kawasaki 300cc Adventure bike was recently spotted during its test runs in Pune, India and it seems to be the Versys X-300, which used to be on sale in our market. Kawasaki Versys X-300 to re-launch in India As mentioned earlier, the Indian market is no stranger to the Versys X-200, except that the …
The 2024 variant of the Bajaj Pulsar NS200 has been teased again by the brand ahead of its launch via a TV commercial, following the recent launch of new versions of the Pulsar N150 and Pulsar N160. This update is also part of Bajaj’s plan to launch six new models in the market by the …
After revealing the updated Scrambler 1200 range in the global market, Triumph has finally launched the 2024 Scrambler 1200 X in India with a price tag of Rs 11.83 lakh (ex-showroom). The 1200 X is available in 3 colour options – Carnival Red, Sapphire Black and Ash Grey. The 1200 X belongs to the Triumph …
The new-gen KTM 390 Adventure has been spotted once again during a test run in India. The motorcycle is expected to launch by the end of this year in the country and will bring some big changes to the table compared to the current model. KTM 390 Adventure spied again – Highlights The Adventure bike …
Bajaj Auto has recently released a teaser video of a new Pulsar motorcycle through their official Pulsar handle and the netizens are confused about whether it is the new NS400 or the updated NS200. The Bajaj Pulsar NS400 is claimed to be the biggest Pulsar ever, although this bike is rumoured to be launched by …
Kinetic finally launched the E-Luna at an introductory price of Rs 69,990 which basically rounds off to Rs 70K. The moped which originally used a 50cc Honda motor was once the most popular two-wheeler for decades in the Indian market from the 70s to the 90s. Its market share in the moped segment was at …
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