Ever since the bratty little Ninja started hogging the limelight, it quickly became the star of every Indian biker’s dreams. But Bajaj jolted us out of our lucid dream when it announced the heart-breaking price tag of 3 lakh rupees. […]
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Motocross Marvel Snehal Chavan follows a simple philosophy. He slogs at work six days a week, practises Motocross riding on Sundays and ends the year by winning a national championship! A majority of professional racers have a mentor to seek
Carnation Auto, the entrepreneurial venture of former Maruti Suzuki head Jagdish Khattar, on Thursday joined hands with Fiat Group firm Magneti Marelli for servicing premium cars in India. Besides the servicing aspect, the 5.4 billion euro Magneti Marelli will also
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Soon after the Mini E was unveiled, BMW has now released official pictures and details of its latest ‘E’ offering christened as ActiveE. The new concept car has been developed after long hours of research, under the initiative of BMW’s
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Hello there, It gives us great pleasure to announce that the December 2009 issue of the Motoroids2 e-mag is now ready for download! This month, we have optimized the file size further and hence the new issue weighs less than
December 2009 issue is out! Read More »
Expected Launch: January 2010 Expected Price: 5 lakh (On Road) Mahindra has been making pick-up trucks based on its archaic platforms for a long time and thanks to their affordable pricing, the ‘pick-up’ has been doing rather well for itself.
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It’s amusing to know that our two-wheeler industry still doesn’t acknowledge the power of digital media There really were no surprises as the chain of events unfolded. I expected most things to happen the way they did, and I really
Is the two-wheeler industry afraid of the Internet? Read More »
‘Underbones’ a.k.a ‘step-thrus’ are generally quite popular in developing countries around the world, especially in South-East Asia. But, apart from the humble M50/80, the whole concept never really caught on in India. Step-thrus essentially are a much better bet compared
Where are the Underbones? Read More »
