Harley Davidson

With a refreshed lineup of motorcycles, Harley-Davidson India has also brought in a new top man. As of October 10th, 2018, Sajeev Rajasekharan has been appointed as the Managing Director for Harley India. Working out of their Delhi-NCR headquarters, Sajeev will manage the bike maker's India leadership team and will be responsible for in-country sales, dealer network management, marketing, service and operations activities to expand the company’s presence in the country. Sajeev comes with over two decades of experience in marketing, Read More...

Royal Enfield has finally opened the curtains on the Interceptor & the Continental GT 650 and has announced its prices in the United States which is $5,999 for the standard Interceptor, $6,249 for the custom and $6,749 for the chrome. The Continental GT 650, on the other hand, costs $5,799 for the standard, $5,999 for the custom and $6,499 for the chrome. Here is what that translates into, in Indian money: Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 Prices (USD converted to INR) Standard Read More...

If you’ve ever wanted to experience and own a Harley Davidson and be a part of its iconic lifestyle, it is now more of a possibility thanks to the introduction of Harley-Davidson Originals, a  pre-owned program that comes with a host of benefits. Harley-Davidson India continues to show commitment towards demonstrating quality and performance, with that in mind all Harley-Davidson Originals come with a 99-point quality check assurance via stringent examination, thus giving customers peace of mind when they take Read More...

It will have taken Harley-Davidson more than 115 years to launch its first ever fully electric motorcycle. Based on 2014 Livewire concept, it will be the first of its kind from the American manufacturer. Though there are no detailed specifications available, Harley Davidson has released number of photographs. The first thing one notices about the bike is, it looks nothing like a traditional Harley. It has a more futuristic  look. The Livewire has been styled quite similar to sports cruiser Read More...

A new addition to the softail line up of the Harley Davidson motorcycle company, here is the new 2019 Harley Davidson FXDR 114.  Harley Davidson's new bike can be seen listed on the company's website. The bike is based on a softail chassis and has a single seat only. Like all Harley's this too is belt driven and features Harley's new Milwaukee - Eight 114 Engine. Also Read: Potential Buyer Takes Harley Davidson For Test Ride, Flees With Motorcycle The big Read More...

Targeting Street 750 and Street Rod owners of India, Harley Davidson is offering a buy back on its Softail series. If you own a street 750 or a Street Rod which is less than a year old, Harley Davidson will pay the entire Ex-Showroom amount you paid for the bike. Bikes between 12 to 24 months old will get up to 75% percent of their Ex-Showroom price. The new 2018 Softail series uses a new 1,746 cc Milwaukee-Eight 107 V-Twin Read More...

Harley-Davidson recently announced an aggressive product strategy, revealing the different segments in which the American brand plans to participate. The "More Roads to Harley-Davidson" growth plan aims to keep current riders engaged while, at the same time, inspire new riders by extending heavyweight leadership and unlocking new markets and segments. However, the two-wheeler brand has even more plans that it is yet to announce. But you don't have to wait for much longer as folks at Motorcycle.com have revealed that Read More...

Harley-Davidson has announced the details of its "More Roads to Harley-Davidson" growth plan through 2022. In a fast-changing world with new consumer demands, these accelerated actions support Harley-Davidson’s 2027 objectives with increased focus and strategic investment to reinvigorate the U.S. business while accelerating the pace of international growth. The More Roads to Harley-Davidson plan includes: New Products – keep current riders engaged and inspire new riders by extending heavyweight leadership and unlocking new markets and segments Broader Access – meet Read More...

Battle of the Kings, a custom build off competition by Harley-Davidson dealership staff has arrived in India. The 2018 edition debuts in India with 10 dealerships participating from different states across the country. Limiting each motorcycle to a strictly enforced budget of no more than INR 5 lakh along with the use of Street 750 and Street Rod for the customization process, the contest is the expression of freedom and creativity. All submissions are subjected to a public voting process Read More...