Kawasaki

The all-new Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R has been launched in India. Announced in October 2018, the entry of the Ninja ZX-6R was announced with a month's time allocated to pre-book the motorcycle. Now, the bike maker has announced introductory pricing for the ZX-6R at Rs. 10,49,000 (Ex-Showroom). According to Kawasaki, a significant change in the price is imminent. Those who pre-booked the bike will start getting deliveries from February 2019 onwards. Like the Ninja ZX-10R, the Ninja ZX-6R will be assembled in India Read More...

To be put together at Kawasaki's plant in Pune, bookings for the Ninja ZX-6R were announced in October last year. As the first lot was to be produced in limited numbers, bookings were only open for a month, without any price announcement. However, the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R will be priced today, and the biker maker could also open bookings for the second lot. Upon launch, the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R will go on to become the only middleweight, fully-faired sportsbike on Read More...

If speed is what you want, a sports bike is what you need. While other types of bikes may be fast in a straight line, sports bikes are designed to take corners at a quick pace as well. These are designed to cheat wind and their sporty dimensions allow for a riding stance which feels natural while going fast. Here are some of the best sports bikes in India you can pick up brand new. All the bikes listed her Read More...

Motorcyclists in India have really started to look at motorcycling as a joyous activity, rather than something which fulfils their commuting needs. Now, when we talk about an upgrade, for some, large capacity motorcycles are overkill for our kind of roads. Then, there's the cost factor, where most casual motorcyclists want a style statement and the thrills a fast machine has to offer too. However, anything above INR 5 lakh and they start comparing a motorcycle purchase with that of Read More...

The New Year 2019 will bring a host of new bikes to the Indian two-wheeler space. We will see a range of bikes including CBU superbikes, track-ready super sports and even some tourers. Read ahead to learn more about these 2-wheelers headed our way. Triumph Scrambler 1200 The iconic Scrambler with a 1200 cc engine? Whoever at Triumph came with this idea deserves a beer! This bike will be powered by a 1200 cc parallel twin motor which generates 88 hp Read More...

250cc motorcycles, in the Indian context are for those who have a liking for powerful motorcycles, but for whatever reasons, often have to settle for less. This is a tricky segment as the bikes here can be powerful but at the same time not as powerful as you would want them to be. But its a good plane for amateurs to learn the nuances of motorcycle riding. This is again another segment which is popular amongst the youth. So we Read More...

Sold as a CBU in India, the Kawasaki KLX140G is a track/trail only product. A durable and lightweight motorcycle which offers full-size capability, the 2019 model of the KLX140G has been launched in India. What's new? Only the decals. But existing equipment on the motorcycle makes it seriously capable off the road, inspiring the rider to take it on a variety of terrain. Speaking on the launch, Mr. Yutaka Yamashita, Managing Director of India Kawasaki Motors, said, “Kawasaki has legendary Read More...

Kawasaki, the famous Japanese bike manufacturer recently gave most of its bikes a minor facelift of sorts for the 2019 manufacturing year. The likes of the Ninja 650, Z650, Z900 and much more have now been given some minor changes or so. So why would Kawasaki leave their range of dirt bikes out? They are now next in inline. Currently, Kawasaki has given its three dirt bikes, the KX250, KX450 and KLX450R a facelift for the 2019 model year. This update Read More...

Borrowing styling cues from the bigger, Z900, and its motor from the Ninja 400, the Kawasaki Z400 showed up at the ongoing EICMA 2018. Powered by a 399cc parallel-twin which develops 45 PS and 38 Nm, like the other 'Z' family bikes, this motorcycle too flaunts its Sugomi inspired cuts and lines. The bike's chassis is a tubular, steel trellis-type frame which is lighter and aids in handling. Taking the fight to the Duke 390 in the A2 class internationally, Read More...