Come this year’s EICMA show in Milan, Italy, and the world will most likely witness the dawn of a new fastest, most powerful production bike. Ascanio Rodorigo, the owner of the motorcycle company – Vyrus – is in a mood […]
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The Yamaha YBR125 (pictured above) became the bestselling bike in the UK last month. Apparently the recession has hit so bad that even people in developed (and cold) countries like UK have rediscovered the commuter bikes! The Honda CBF125M (essentially,
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Starting from P1, Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel took the chequered flag with a controlled, flawless and mature drive at the Japanese GP. He had a minor wheel jamming scare during his first pit-stop, but thanks to the lead he had
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An individual group of 15 bikers from Hohenhaslach, Germany, embarked upon Royal Enfield Classics to ride across the Himalayas, in a bid to discover the ‘Incredible India’. Story by Hans-Georg Hummel… Back in 2001, few of my friends and I
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The Man behind the VBOX. Mr. Ashish Samant Chief Executive, Zen Microsystems Report by Mihir Gadre… Nowadays, a biker’s street-cred gets a major fillip when he rants of the performance figures of the latest bike amongst his peers. If anyone
We take a look at defunct British Marques desperately awaiting resurrection. Mihir Gadre indulges you in some nostalgia. Ariel The Ariel name dates back to 1847 when the company made an early pneumatic-tyred wheel for horse drawn carriages. The name
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Mihir Gadre explains the engineering igenuity behind this unheard of technology… What’s the deal with this new engine ? After an intense evaluation of all engine concepts the Saint-Hilaire team designed a unique engine called the Quasiturbine combustion engine in
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After about nine long years, dozens of crashes, relentless abuse and clocking close to one lakh kilometers, the good old Fiero is still as ready for responsibility and game for challenge as it ever was. It has withstood the toughest
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In the winter of 2004 I took a gamble. I bet on a bike that didn’t even have a name yet. Forget road tests or first drives the motoring journalist fraternity hadn’t even seen it yet. Not even a single
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THE FAT BIKER by Rohit Paradkar. So what happened to all those imported that used to gather outside clubs every Saturday evening? I am as normal a bike enthusiast as you all are. I have dreamt about all those big
