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The hitherto-250cc Kawasaki Ninja has graduated to the 300cc segment now, while the new quarter-litre Yamaha never made it to Indian shores, also usurped by another 300-odd cc motorcycle. But the Honda CBR250R will not be left alone in the […]

  To commemorate the 69 years of India’s Independence, Triumph Motorcycles has partnered with Smile Foundation to support the cause of girl child education, and organize a ‘Ride for Freedom’ initiative on 15 August, 2015. Triumph Motorcycles is going to ‘Ride for Freedom’

Note: The original spy image has been removed as per the request of the owner of the photograph. It’s no secret that the Yamaha YZF-R3 launch is right around the corner, but we came across a unit of this upcoming

  Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has officially discontinued the CB Trigger from the Indian market, after merely 2 years of service. The motorcycle has been axed in the face of sluggish sales, just like its ill-fated brother –

Suzuki Motorcycle India reported positive sales for the month of July 2015, registered a 33 percent increase in their July 2015 sales figures as compared to July 2014. Suzuki Motorcycle sold 36,081 units in July 2015 as opposed to 27,118 units in July

Along with the CBR 650F, the Livo and refreshed CBR150 & 250 twins, HMSI (Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India) unveiled the Honda CB Hornet 160R at the Revfest in New Delhi today. Honda says that the CB Hornet 160R is inspired

Triumph Motorcycles India has extended its adventure motorcycle lineup with the launch of the new Tiger 800XR. On road or off, the new Tiger’s manners, riding position, handling and engine are claimed to give the rider everything required to enjoy every

American motorcycle brand Indian Motorcycle has announced its Model Year 2016 product lineup. Fresh off of record Q2 sales results and positive demand for both – the Indian Scout and the recently introduced 2016 Indian Chief Dark Horse, Indian Motorcycle will

It seems like the wait for the highly anticipated Yamaha YZF-R3 is about to be over. Although officially unconfirmed, if the recent reports are to be believed, this entry-level performance product from the Japanese manufacturer would debut in the Indian market on August 11,