Suzuki Bikes

Suzuki Motorcycle India achieved double-digit growth in January 2019 by registering a 40% Y-O-Y increase in domestic sales. The bike maker clocked sales of 63,209 units against a corresponding figure of 45,287 units sold in January’18. Suzuki’s cumulative sales for the period of April 2018 – January 2019 stands at 6,14,845 units over 4,70,719 units achieved during the corresponding period last year. The overall sales for the month stood at 69,162 units (Domestic + Exports) with a 39% growth over Read More...

Suzuki Motorcycle India today launched the 2019 style upgrade (read-refresh) for Suzuki V-Strom 650XT. The adventure tourer motorcycle now comes with new graphics and some additional features including hazard lights and side reflectors, adding to the motorcycle’s visibility in low-light, low-visibility conditions. The Suzuki 650XT is considered a reasonably priced do-all motorcycle with a special focus on off-roading capability. The motorcycle can take both highways and broken trail in its stride with equal ease. For the 2019 version, the V-Strom Read More...

Suzuki Motorcycle India has been hitting the right notes in India until now with some great products. With more excitement on its way, in the form of upgrades and some new products, the company has shuffled its top management for what seems like a busy year ahead. The bike maker has announced the appointment of Mr. Devashish Handa as the new Vice President for Sales, Marketing & After-Sales. In this capacity, he will be responsible for driving SMIPL’s growth in Read More...

Jawa And Jawa Forty Two Review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KiHW-7tGcA The re-introduction of brand Jawa invoked such nostalgia among bikers, both their new motorcycles are sold out until September next year. After riding the Jawa and the Jawa Forty Two, we came back pretty impressed with what the two motorcycles have to offer in their new modern-classic avatar. If you missed it, take a look. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4qW2R3Dt5s In recent news, since many were disappointed that both motorcycles were fitted with a rear drum brake Read More...

Launched recently, the KTM Duke 125 will save you a lot of money if you've always wanted the Duke 200, but only for the styling and the way it handles. In terms of power, the 125 Duke's motor pushes out 14.5 PS @ 9,250 rpm and 12 Nm @ 8,000. Now, if you compare it to some 150cc motorcycles out there, the baby Duke is right up there, even with a displacement deficit. Only if we leave the Yamaha R15 alone. Read More...

India is a country where scooters have drastically transformed from being just a mundane form of transportation to being more sporty two-wheelers which elicit some excitement. Clear examples of this phenomena are the Arpilia SR 150 and the TVS Ntorq 125. Scooter enthusiasts have quite a few choices when it comes to trendy automatics, so we decided to make a list of the top five scooters that are fun to ride and also do not burn a hole in your pocket. Read More...

Suzuki Motorcycles India has launched the 2019 version of its most iconic sportsbike - The Hayabusa. The 2019 edition of the Suzuki Hayabusa will be offered in two new colour schemes – Metallic Oort Gray and Glass Sparkle Black. Visually, apart from the colours, what differentiates the 2019 bikes are updated graphics and an added pair of side reflectors for Indian conditions. Mechanically there are no changes that have been made to the bike. The Suzuki Hayabusa is powered by a 1,340 Read More...

The 20-year-old legend, the mighty Falcon, the Suzuki Hayabusa will finally lose the battle to new strict emission norms and will not be sold in the country past 2020. With more than a year to go for that to happen, Suzuki Motorcycles have started to accept bookings for the 2019 model year of the Hayabusa. Customers can pay a booking amount of INR 1 lakh to get themselves one. The price of the bike remains unchanged and starts at INR 13.65 Lakh Read More...

Suzuki Motorcycles are now riding on a wave of success. Apart from the regular scooters and commuter bikes being sold in the Indian market, they also have introduced quirky products like the RMZ range of dirt bikes. Not to mention, the legendary superbike, Hayabusa and many others have also been sold by this brand in our country for the past 12 years now. They also entered the adventure tourer market with the new V-Strom 650 XT ABS. With such an interesting lineup Read More...