The Government recently announced relaxations in certain aspects related to the lockdown and that included relaxation in the movement of people around the country. Motorcyclists around the country have been confined in their homes for more than two months now and we will admit, it hasn’t been easy. When you are accustomed to riding your motorcycle almost every day and take her out on occasional highway rides, it becomes a bit difficult to part with that adrenaline surge for so Read More...

The Maruti Gypsy needs no introduction because it might be discontinued now but its legendary tales are still recited among veterans who go on and on about this iconic car’s capabilities. No-nonsense bodywork, sturdy and capable chassis and a peppy petrol motor made it one of the most revered SUVs to grace the Indian soil. It is also a major hit amongst customization houses and is particularly famous for being a donor car for many outrageous customizations. Those who own Read More...

The coronavirus pandemic dealt a severe blow to the Indian car industry as it compelled companies to shutdown production and sales of vehicles. As a result, carmakers did not sell even a single vehicle in April 2020 for the first time. However, as the government eased restrictions last month and the vehicle manufacturers started resuming operations, there has been some action on the sales front, albeit not as significant as it was before the lockdown came into effect. With most Read More...

The ‘Vocal For Local’ call has gathered pace, ever since the Prime Minister Of India encouraged citizens to buy India-made products to boost homegrown businesses and revive the economy of the country. Some of these brands have been a big part of our lives already and have had a great brand recall over the years. What we came across is something really unique though. A design student and rendering artist is showcasing Indian consumer brands in an innovative style. Aditya Read More...

Café Racers date back to the ’60s and originated from the Ace Café in London where riders used to strip down their motorcycles to a bare minimum in order to achieve maximum speed during short and quick races between certain cafes. They are quite a rage now as Café Racers have now become a lifestyle product and given the way some modern Café Racers look, old school is still a magnet. KTM is one versatile manufacturer that makes some of Read More...

Piaggio has launched its most affordable scooter, Vespa Notte 125 in India and guess what? It might be the most affordable Vespa in the country but it is still costlier than most of the scooters available in the market today. Probably the only scooters which are costlier than the Notte 125 are its own more premium cousins. In its BS6 iteration, it has seen a price hike of around INR 19,000 over the BS4 version. The BS6 compliant Notte 125 Read More...

Prices of 100cc and 110cc bikes have soared after the BS6 transition. Many now start from Rs 50,000 onwards. However, a select few 100cc motorcycles are available in BS6 form below Rs 50,000. Hero MotoCorp has now announced its foray into this section with the silent launch of a stripped-down version of the HF Deluxe. Hero has launched more affordable variants of the BS6-compliant HF Deluxe, which get a kick-starter in place of the electric-start feature. The bike is available Read More...

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) on Monday announced the launch of CD 110 Dream BS6 at a starting price of ₹62,729 (ex-showroom Ahmedabad, Gujarat). The most-affordable motorcycle from the company is offered in two variants - Standard and Deluxe. The motorcycle is claimed to boast the latest technologies and features from Honda. CD 110 Dream now comes with a 110cc HET BS6 PGM-FI engine powered by eSP (Enhanced Smart Power). Honda claims its patented ACG starter motor ensures a Read More...

The Covid-19 pandemic has truly proved to be a disaster, not just for the society in general but also the economy of the country. With the country being shut down effectively for two months, many people have lost their means of livelihood. However, with the relaxation of the imposed restrictions, the central government has allowed the resumption of businesses in a limited manner. With the country now entering the phase where the business activities will be resumed in a phased Read More...