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Monday 15 August 2016

honda CB Hornet

Photo of Honda CB Hornet 160R


Latest on CB Hornet 160R

June 22, 2016 : The Hornet is Honda's answer to the ever growing 150cc naked street segment. With its bold styling and a fat rear tyre, the bike definitely has quite a muscular design. The bike is powered by Honda's H.E.T. (Honda Eco Technology) 160cc engine churning out 15.8 PS of power and 14.7 Nm of torque. The Hornet not only offers good performance but also gives out a good claimed mileage of 59 kmpl. The bike also comes with combined braking system which ensures safe and efficient braking. The Hornet's pricing starts at INR 80,431 Ex showroom, New Delhi

Thursday 4 August 2016

triumph tiger explore

Triumph Tiger ExplorerTriumph Tiger Explorer
Rs,17.90 Lac


Triumph Tiger Explorer Mileage

The Explorer by any measure is a big and powerful adventure bike which is not for the fuel savers. It is claimed to average 17-18 km per litre which is decent for its category but not entirely attractive. This implies the 16.65 litre tank will allow the rider to safely drive up to 240 km without refilling.It saves up hugely on maintenance cost by allowing huge gaps between services, thus the running costs are balanced out for such a huge machine.

Triumph Tiger explorer is a dual-sport motorcycle launched by Triumph in 2012. It's a powerful adventure touring bike with a torque loaded meaty engine and host of features which make it perfect for those long trips on unknown terrains, exploring the globe and unending road trips. It carries some high performing equipment's including ABS, traction control, cruise control and Triumph three cylinder engine which make it both dependable and smooth. It carries a rugged, chunky and tough look which is made attractive by some subtle design touches and detailing. It is a high quality, carefully designed product purely for the love of adventure.
This bike give a perfect drive running down a heavy traffic road but its real show is on the long open roads.It pulls very strongly, even from low speeds in a high gear, although the light-action throttle requires a delicate hand in the wet. This is where the traction control comes into play, although you won't feel it on even surfaces.Traction control offers three positions,including the most intrusive (allowing essentially zero wheel spin), slightly less intrusive and an 'off' position. But the engine is the real hero. This bike make long rides easy, smooth and less tiresome. The fuel injection is controlled by a ride-by-wire throttle system using computer control to give you the torque you need in the most efficient, predictable way. The lashings of power and torque make u zoom to 140 mph in just a few seconds. The ergonomics are immediately appreciated with adjustable and comfortable seating, adjustable handle bar, side luggage rack, comprehensive on-board computer with air temperature/ice warning, fuel consumption, fuel range, a gear indicator and average speed displays all as standard.

Wednesday 3 August 2016

Terra Kiwami

Terra Kiwami   Rs,19,95,300*





October 19, 2015: Terra Kiwami is India’s first environment-friendly electric superbike launched by Terra Motors last year. This electric bike is equipped with an electric heart and has the dynamics of a sports bike. The company puts its first foot into the country’s automotive market with the launch of this eco-friendly superbike. It is priced at Rs. 18 lac. The manufacturer has also rolled out another set of electric vehicles after its launch, comprises of an electric scooter and an electric three-wheeler.


Terra Kiwami Review

  • Overview

    Being the first eco-friendly superbike of India, Terra Kiwami has been the topic of discussion in the auto industry since a long time. The bike propels through a battery, which generates a peak power of 13.41bhp. This pushes the bike to a top speed of 160kmph. After a full charge, the bike manages to run around 200kms, taking 6 hours to charge completely.

    Terra Kiwami comes equipped with disc brakes at the front as well as rear. The suspension system includes telescopic forks at the front and monoshock at the rear giving it a true sport bike feel. The body dynamics of the bike resembles with a sportsbike. The front profile looks futuristic with twin round headlamps stacked in a vertical fashion.

    The instrument console of the bike goes fully digital, displaying required information. Coming to the tail end, the e-superbike gets an appealing rear with a raised rear seat section and a stretched rear fender. The bike also incorporates clear lens turning blinkers, that looks magnificent. The bike comes with a full engine fairing that dresses it up like a superbike. At Rs. 18 lacs, this can be a tricky deal. But with continuous hike in fuel prices, Terra Kiwami proves to be a pocket-friendly companion in the shape of a superbike.
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Tuesday 2 August 2016

honda VFR1200

Honda VFR 1200 FRs, 17.60 Lac


Honda VFR 1200 F Overview

Honda is the most favorite two wheeler manufacturing company in India. People in India trust the products manufactured by this company. In Honda two wheeler lines, Honda VFR 1200 F is today's revolutionary product. This vehicle is live form of superior technology and innovation. It is built with future generation prospects. The compact design and ultimate technology of this bike makes the ride more pleasant.

It is loaded with advanced engine and powerful wire system for control. The modern braking system helps riders to stop the speed whenever require. Featuring great pick up and supportive transmission, VFR 1200F serves performance as many only dreams for. To deal with several riding challenges, powerful braking and acceleration gets active and eliminates all road hazards.

Honda VFR 1200 F Engine & Transmission

Honda VFR 1200 F is furnished with V4 engine that features 1237 cc displacement and 4 stroke liquid cooled Unicam type. It is more powerful than previous VFR version. This liquid cooled engine can produce 170 bhp of maximum power at extreme 10,000 rpm. The highest torque level featured by this engine is 129 Nm at highest speed of 8750 rpm. This superior engine is coupled with high class 6 speed gearbox which is fully manual.

It comes with an automatic option for dual clutch that helps pushing 6 speed button paddle shifting. There are 2 modes of riding which include D regular ride and S Sports ride mode. A throttle wire technology and CABS technology is built in this motorcycle that makes it a revolutionary model of the era. This bike features shaft drive type and supports petrol fuel type.

Honda VFR 1200 F Mileage

Honda VFR 1200 F is an ultimate model of this Japanese automotive company that gets a latest instrument cluster. This cluster helps showcasing actual fuel consumption and estimates distance for empty fuel tank. This bike comes in red color only. The fuel efficiency of 16-18.5 kmph is not that impressive, yet it is satisfactory.

Honda VFR 1200 F Performance and Handling

Honda VFR 1200 F is known for its powerful performance and superb speed. For impressive handling and control while enjoying speed, handling feature quality comes to light. The bike has dual hydraulic front disc brake and same type of rear brake. It features telescopic fork front and rear suspension with free step preload.

A tachometer is built in this bike that is very useful for riders. In addition to it, this bike features several handling features which include a handle bar clip, clock, trip meter, a digital speedometer, pass switch, self-start, digital fuel indicator and so on. In addition to these features, Honda VFR 1200 F is packed with anti-braking system that offers a great reliability on brakes to buyers.

Sunday 31 July 2016

BMW R 1200R price Rs 21.53 L




Editorial Review of the BMW R 1200 R bike

BMW R1200 R is a popular roadster from the stable of the German motorcycle maker. Known for its agility and looks it remains a popular choice for those who are looking for an everyday ride. The motorcycle has a lot of power but also brings a comfortable ride quality. For 2014 the motorcycle brings plenty of new features such as the new circular instruments, a new higher-quality fork and the new double butted aluminum handlebars. That’s not all because it also brings beautifully styled new cast wheels and a chrome exhaust manifold.



The R1200 R brings a powerful engine that makes 110 bhp of power and 119 Nm of torque from its air/oil cooled, 4 stroke, Boxer engine. It has a throaty sound which is great through the rev range. Riding this motorcycle results in a great experience. It has a 6 speed gearbox with well spread out gear ratios which makes it easy to ride. The clutch feel is light and the gearbox shifts smoothly without any problems. It is a multi-faceted machine and bliss to ride it in every scenario. The engine with its smooth performance makes joy ride out of every single ride.






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Tuesday 26 July 2016

mahindara mojo

Mahindra Mojo Model Image

price 1,65,500




Mahindra Mojo Summary

Preview

Mahindra has finally launched their flaship motorcycle, the Mojo for the Indian market. The Mojo is a naked motorcycle, which the company is marketing as a tourer.

With a comfortable upright handle bar, long seat and Pirelli Diablo Rosso II tyres, the Mojo is an impressive and practical motorcycle. With a fuel tank capacity of 21 litres which is the largest in its class, the Mojo can easily cover 600kms before heading to a petrol station. 

The Mahindra Mojo is powered by a 295cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine, which delivers 27bhp and 30Nm of torque through a six-speed transmission. The instrument cluster gets an analogue tachometer along with a digital display. Besides the standard functionalities, this console also shows a speed test meter which records the 0-100kmph time, a maximum speed recorder, a malfunction light and an RPM recorder. There is also a limp home mode which basically restricts the engine to 5000rpm whenever it detects an engine malfunction.  

The Mahindra Mojo is available in three colour options – glacier white, charcoal black and volcano red. With this price tag, Mahindra has smartly placed the Mojo between the KTM Duke 200 and the Honda CBR250R. 

Harley Davidson Breakout

Harley Davidson Breakout
The Harley Davidson Breakout is one of the latest offerings from the stable of Harley-Davidsonin India. The Fat Bob lineup of Harley forms the basis of this two-wheeler - which is one of the most fetching Harleys you can find today. This is a big motorcycle with paint, wheels and attitude to match. For people with a big stature, this is the motorcycle to buy. 



The 2-wheeler is able to return a mileage of 14 kmpl, as certified by the ARAI. This is a fuel-efficient vehicle and you can save money on fuel expenses when you ride it for long distance trips. However, the fuel economy may actually differ on the basis of vehicle condition, vehicle configuration, length of your journey, personal riding habits, weather conditions and more. There can also be variance in its break-in mileage.



Harley Davidson Breakout Engine & Transmission

The 2-wheeler is equipped with an Air Cooled, Twin Cam 103B engine having a displacementcapacity of 1690 cc. The powerful motor has a commanding torque yield of 1230 Nm @ 3000 rpm and it is paired with a 6-speed Cruise Drive transmission gearbox which promises noiseless and smooth shifting. It offers a high amount of low end torque in a smooth manner. The engine transmits power to its big 240 mm rear tire through a popular belt drive. The rear part of the motorcycle sports a low mount license plate which has an extremely compact appearance




Harley Davidson Breakout Performance and Handling

The motorcycle comes with amazing engine performance on almost all types of terrains in India. The steering system of the 2-wheeler allows fast and sharp turns. Whether you wish to get through corners easily or make a big sweeping curve, you will be able to do it easily. The handling is decent and you can safely steer your vehicle on any type of road, whether in the city traffic or on the highways.




Monday 25 July 2016

honda livo

Honda Livo
                                                                                                                price, 61,184*






Honda Livo Review

  • Overview

    Honda Livo 110 is an all-new sporty commuter that will make its entry anytime soon in India. The bike is seen as a substitute for CB Twister if believed to some recent reports due to its miserable sales reports over the past. The company’s decision to retire its 110cc player and bring-in a new one might prove helpful in enhancing its presence further in the country’s commuter motorcycle segment.

    Honda Livo is powered by the same 109.19cc, four-stroke, air-cooled engine that serves the entire commuter range of the company. Furthermore, it is also equipped with Honda Eco Technology (HET) that ensures a superior performance along with a commendable fuel economy. The bike is equipped with 80/100-18 tubeless tyres at both ends with robust black alloy wheels. The stopping power is provided by 130mm drum brakes fitted at the front and rear end. The suspension system of the bike comprises of telescopic forks upfront and spring loaded hydraulic shock absorbers at the rear.

    The visuals of Honda Livo resemble majorly with the company’s premium commuter bike, Honda Dream Yuga. The front profile gets a sharp headlamp unit with clear lens turn indicators. The fuel tank is perfectly chiseled and looks majestic with the integrated tank shrouds. The side body panels are well-crafted aerodynamically and enhances the overall body flow of the machine. Coming towards the rear, the bike has a stylish black coloured rear body grab rail and a munificent tail lamp unit that looks attractive.

    Honda Livo is bolted on a diamond frame and will come with similar body dimensions as that of Honda’s other commuter motorcycles. A maintenance free battery cuts down majorly on the maintenance costs. The instrument cluster of the bike is expected to come analogue comprising of a speedometer, odometer and fuel gauge along with the telltale lights. 

Thursday 21 July 2016

KTM RC 390

KTM RC 390     EX-SHOWROOM PRICE₹ 2,14,000
Two lakhs Fourteen thousands
                                                                                                                                                    * Delhi. May vary.KTM RC 390 Instrument ConsoleKTM RC 390 Rear 3-QuarterKTM RC 390 Close-up ShotKTM RC 390 Side View


KTM RC 390 Review

12 Jul, 2016 12:49 PM

Update

KTM-Bajaj has finally updated the RC and Duke series in India. The 2016 models now come equipped with all-time on headlamps (there is no on-off switch now). Other changes made are improved paint quality, NOK seal, better and improved seat, vapor recovery system for fuel tank, new ECU mounts, new pillion seat assembly, adjustable handlebar levers, better cooling via improved radiator fans, increased disc brake thickness, plastic flaps on front forks. The RC 200 and 200 Duke now come equipped with better and improved rear view mirrors, plus these 2 models also get new MRF tyres. The front disc brake size has also been increased from 280mm to 300mm in 200 Duke and RC 200.

Design and Style

KTM RC390 has many striking features that makes it a formidable competitor which includes its stylish body panels from tank to tail, sharp fairing, new clip on handlebar and switches for a weight forward and aggressive riding position, superior control, inward moved footrests for a comfortable riding experience, advanced designed windshield with aerodynamic front, two-part seat with superior ergonomics, new steel fuel tank developed with respect to the bike's style and design, a compact 3-chamber silencer which favors the overall center of gravity of bike.
The bike features a thin tail with stylish number plate holder, mirrors with integrated blinkers, sporty new twin headlights, new aluminum-forged triple clamps, pillion seat nicely integrated into the bodywork lines, new footrests, bodywork and pedals, flaming orange frame sections and lots of other jaw-dropping minute details. It also has a powder-coated, steel made tubular space frame that makes it a solid bike.

Instrument Panel

KTM RC390 has a fully digital LCD instrument console that displays the information like fuel gauge, engaged gear and service reminder along with an RPM alert which tells the best moment for shifting up. It also features a speedometer, odometer, dual trip meter, clock and a tachometer.

Weight and Fuel Tank Capacity

The RC390 has a kerb weight of 166 kgs which is grouped very close to the center of gravity for better maneuverability and precision. It has a perfectly placed fuel tank along with a capacity of 10-litres.

Engine and Gearbox

KTM RC390 has a powerful 373.2cc, water-cooled, forced oil engine lubrication with 2 eaton pumps, mechanically operated Wet multi disc clutch, electronic fuel injection with digital ignition timing adjustment, twin OHC based engine which has a claw-shifted 6-speed transmission. This single-cylinder, 4-stroke engine pumps out a maximum power of 43 bhp and a maximum torque of 35 Nm.

Brakes and Suspension

The suspension system consists of a WP upside down telescopic forks with 125mm travel at front and a WP mono-shock absorbers with 150mm travel at rear. It also has a 4-piston, radially bolted caliper with single disc brake of diameter 300mm at front and a single-piston, floating caliper with single disc brake of diameter 230mm at rear for superior braking response. It also features Bosch ABS for precise and pwerful braking.

Ride and Handling

It has an extended wheelbase of 1340mm, a high ground clearance of 178.5mm, seat height of 820mm, power/weight ratio of 0.2KW/Kg and steering head angle of 66.5degrees. All of these, offers wonderful handling characteristics and a stable ride. The 17-inch orange painted cast alloy light wheels with Metzeler tyres (110mm front and 150mm rear) for superior grip and durability are fitted in to the KTM RC390.

Shades and Ex-showroom Price

KTM RC390 is available in a Black/White shade. The ex-showroom price is Rs. 2.14 lakhs(ex-showroom, Delhi) may vary

Wednesday 20 July 2016

KTM duke

KTM Duke 200                                         Rs 1.38 Lac

Editorial Review of the KTM Duke 200 bike

KTM, the Austrian manufacturer collaborating with Bajaj, have given something very special in the form of Duke 200 to those who crave for a performance and to those who still did not get any motorcycle better than the RD 350 of the 80’s. In January 2012 the company made the entry with their 200cc Duke which is going on impressing the Indian enthusiasts day by day.KTM surely has made the machine in a way that no heads go unturned in any neighborhood when the machine passes through it. The machine has no traces of being a gentleman and with the way it behaves on the road, the KTM 390 Duke’s performance compliments its looks completely. The motorcycle has some serious aggressive lines on almost all the components of it, making it an extremely razor-sharp design.
The moniker of a maniac that the Duke 200 earned is more because of the power plant it carries rather than the looks. The brilliantly engineered 199.8 cc water-cooled engine with only one pot habitually acts as a barbarian but it is so well balanced that seldom will it happen that it will make you panic and lets the rider to enjoy the bursts of adrenalin. The engine develops a maximum power of 25 Bhp that passes through the 6-speed manual transmission and X-ring chain to the rear sprocket. The gears are very tall and well distributed, which proves to be an amazing ride for the newbies without taking out that fun factor.The primary gear ratio of 30:80 provides that rapid initial acceleration and makes the KTM Duke 200 a weapon to win those traffic light race instincts. The KTM Duke 200 feels relaxed even during high speed cruising. The Duke 200 does not take much effort to cross the speed limits and with a time of less than 6 seconds on the stopwatch, the 390 Duke has an acceleration rate of a supercar. The dry weight measuring 138 kilos put the KTM Duke 200 in a world of its own.
Thanks to the well-balanced body built around tubular space frame, riding the 390 Duke will always put you in authoritative position and once you get the hold of handling and the brilliantly short turning radius, the rider will never run out of confidence. The sticky rubber from Metzeller makes sure the bike never loses contact with the tarmac. Corner friendly would be the word to describe the KTM Duke 200, the machine loves to tilt on the corners, sticking a knee-out, and you will know the secret recipe of the knee scratching MotoGP riders and that too without losing any confidence. In traffic, taking tight turns to get ahead of the traffic feels like a breeze, the short wheelbase give the feeling of being compact and take the short passages without any fear.
KTM provides advanced equipment list with the Duke 200, the huge Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) with orange backlit supplies the rider with vital information. Apart from displaying speed, time and distance, the rider can also see information like fuel consumed every 100km, instantaneous average, average speed, engine temperature, fuel consumption and various other indicators showing errors that the bike may be going through. The wide handlebars have switches from Bajaj models but the built quality is solid. The stopping prowess of the Duke 200 comes from the 300mm front disc brake with four-pot brake calliper and 230mm rear disc brake with one pot braking calliper. The suspensions, which are performance tuned, are hard and become very uncomfortable when the ride hits the bumps. The Upside down front shocks and the rear mono-shocks makes the ride very balanced.
Overall, the KTM Duke 200 has redefined the Indian sportsbiking in all an new mettle. The Motorcycle comes with the never-seen-before aggressive design, cutting-edge engine, loads of equipment on offer and the exclusivity, which no other bike in this price bracket manages to match. Added to it, the association with Bajaj seals the deal for its long term reliability. That said, one of the most revolutionary bikes Indian soil has ever witnessed.


Yamaha FZS    

RS, 94,078*


Yamaha FZS


yamaha FZS Road Test
Now way back in 2008, Yamaha launched a motorcycle that shook up the Indian market. It had a massive rear tyre, a good engine and it looked sporty. Recently they overhauled it and have now come out with an even better motorcycle - the Yamaha FZ-S FI V2.0. Now the previous versions of the Yamaha FZ got some sticker updates in the past but Yamaha needed to keep up with the times and revamp their most popular motorcycle. Let’s take a look at what changes they’ve made to the new Yamaha FZ.The Pros: Refined engine, good handling and good gearbox .The Cons: Low top speed. the
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Honda Navi                Honda Navi
                                                    Rs .45,040

Honda Navi Road Test

The Honda Navi is a hybrid of a scooter and a motorcycle in a miniature package, and has had everyone curious with its cute looks. But is it as interesting to ride as it looks?Japanese two-wheeler major Honda may be one of the biggest names in the country when it comes to scooters and motorcycles, but has always had a very conservative approach. The brand has always treaded cautiously in the Indian market, offering precisely what the mass market wants, in the form of a functional, neatly packaged product. Be it the Activa, its Dream series of motorcycles or the Unicorn, Hon. 

Tuesday 19 July 2016

Hero MotoCorp Xtreme SportsHero MotoCorp Xtreme Sports
                                                Rs.78,975*

Highlights

2nd December, 2015:  Hero MotoCorp Xtreme Sports is the latest 150cc bike by the country’s largest motorcycle manufacturer in the Indian Automotive market. The engine is the conventional 149.2cc one with an increased power delivery of 15.2 bhp at 8,500 rpm and torque of 13.50Nm at 7,000rpm. The front section is modified by adding wolf eyed LED's with some considerable modifications to the muffler and side panels. The turning blinkers now find a space for them separately on the rear fender. Rest of the features remain in harmony with its previous avatar. The bike is available in the following five colours: Black with Red, Pyro Orange, Mercuric Silver, Panther Black and Fiery Red. It comes in two variants priced at Rs. 75,725 for the dual disc version and Rs. 72,625 for the single disc variant respectively (both prices, ex-showroom, Delhi).

Photo of Hero Ignitor
                         

                 Hero Ignitor


                 Rs 
61,844 to 63,991

                            Ignitor Price

 ( Ex-showroom, Jaipur

Monday 18 July 2016

THE FIRST IN-HOUSE DEVELOPED MOTORCYCLE OF THE COMPANY, THE HERO SPLENDOR ISMART 110 COMES WITH A NEW FRAME, TOD ENGINE, I3S TECHNOLOGY, AHO (AUTOMATIC HEADLAMP ON) AND MUCH MORE.

Hero Splendor iSmart 110 Features

Further strengthening its strong fleet in the commuter segment, Hero MotoCorp launched its first fully in-house developed motorcycle, the Splendor iSmart 110. The company is already selling a 100cc version of the bike, which is quite popular in the market due to its i3S technology. However, the new and more powerful model comes with a few more interesting and advanced features, making it a bit different from other commuter motorcycles. So, here we are with the top 5 key features of the newly-launched bike that has been priced at Rs 53,300 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

5. Stylish Digital/Analog Console:
Hero Splendor iSmart 110 instrument cluster


The new Hero Splendor iSmart 110 comes with a stylish digital/analog instrument cluster which comprises of an analog speedometer and fuel gauge, while a digital LCD screen has been provided for the odometer, trip meter and service reminder indicator. The console also features a side stand indicator but the coolest thing in it is the blue backlight.

4. Comfort:

Hero Splendor iSmart 110
The bike comes with a long and comfortable seat designed to provide better seating space for both the rider and the passenger. The ergonomics of the bike provide an upright riding posture for fatigue free daily commuting.

3. New TOD (Torque On Demand) engine:

Hero Splendor iSmart 110 Engine


Powering the new Hero Splendor iSmart 110 is an all-new 109.15cc TOD (Torque on Demand) engine which delivers 9Nm at just 5,500rpm. It makes the bike capable of doing a sprint from 0-60kmph in just 7.45 seconds. With low friction and optimised combustion, the first BS-IV compliant motor in this segment produces a best-in-class maximum power of 9.4PS at 7,500rpm, giving it unmatchable performance.


TVS 2016 Victor


Editorial Review of the TVS 2016 Victor bike

When launched in the year 2001, the TVS Victor bagged many appreciations and applause for being the first self-developed motorcycle by the company. Later, it was discontinued in 2007. Now, after a long wait of more than 8 years, the company has resurrected the Victor brand and launched the facelift variant of the bike. The definition of entry-level segment has significantly changed over the years and it has emerged as a segment that is judged over various verticals such as design and comfort apart from the pricing factor. Despite the same name, the 2016 Victor facelift is totally a revamped unit and is being offered with a host of cosmetic and technological changes that give it a modern touch. It sits between the Star City Plus and the Pheonix in the company's portfolio. The traditional look of the bike is very well complimented by the decals and the paint schemes with which it is offered. The instrument console comes with an analogue tachometer and a digital cluster that integrates fuel gauge, odometer and speedometer. The seating position is upright. Powering the motorcycle is a single-cylinder, air-cooled, four-stroke, 110cc engine that delivers 9 bhp of maximum power and 9 Nm of peak torque. Power is transmitted via a four-speed gearbox. Telescopic suspension is employed at the front, while the rear end gets adjustable dual springs.

Royal Enfield Himalayan


The Himalayan's on-road price in Delhi will be Rs. 1,73,676. The ex-showroom price hasn't been disclosed but it's somewhere between Rs. 1.55 and 1.56 lakh. The Himalayan is an all-new bike from Royal Enfield and a departure from its classic roots. The adventure-tourer gets a 410cc engine with oil cooler. Its long travel suspensions can squeeze 200mm at the front and 180mm at the rear and the bike runs on off-road shoes. That, coupled with the 220mm of ground clearance, gives it the ability to go places regardless of whether it's connected via roads or not.

Royal Enfield Continental GT

Royal Enfield Continental GT


price2.19.728



Royal Enfield Continental GT Road Test

The pros: Cafe racer styling, excellent ergonomics, powerful engine. Bike rides on Pirelli Sport Demon tyres and braking is done Brembo brakes. The cons: It vibrates badly at high speed, rear brake sometime locks suddenly The crux: Continental GT is meant for those people who love cruising and would settle for a leisure ride rather than it expecting it to be a performer.RatingThe apt phrase ‘Old is Gold’ stands true in many cases, but Royal Enfield should adopt this phrase as their tag line as their bikes always have that classic panache associated with them. The phrase.

Friday 15 July 2016

suzuki v-strom 1000 price Rs 14.90 lac
Suzuki V-Strom 1000
The Suzuki V-Strom 1000 is an excellent long distance tourer with great fuel efficiency and safety features like ABS and traction control. The motorcycle is easy to ride and the enormous engine is relaxed. The high saddle height means it is comfortable for taller riders but shorter riders will struggle to get the best out of it. The handling is excellent on smooth highways and is very manageable off-road. It comes with bullet proof built quality, so if it does fall off your hands while adventuring, rest assured nothing will go wrong. Even the looks of the V-Strom are very focused and it exudes its purpose as a go-anywhere motorcycle.

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Suzuki GSX-S1000FSuzuki GSX-S1000F Model Image


With the launch of the GSX-S1000F, Suzuki India has marked its entry into the litre-class sports tourer segment. It competes with the Kawasaki Ninja 1000 in the Indian market. 

The GSX-S 1000F is powered by a 999cc four-cylinder engine, which has been carried over from the previous generation GSX-R 1000. This engine has been tuned to smoothen out the throttle response and offer a more controlled acceleration to improve the GSX-S 1000’s everyday usability and practicality. The engine churns out 145bhp of power and comes mated to a six-speed close-ratio transmission.

The GSX-S 1000 rides on fully adjustable 43mm KYB inverted front forks and a Showa rear monoshock. Braking comes from 310mm dual discs in the front and a single disc at the rear. The GSX-S 1000 comes with a three-mode traction control system, which can be adjusted according to the rider’s preference.

TVS Apache RTR 200 price 88.990
TVS Apache RTR 200

overview

TVS has officially unveiled the apache RTR 200 (based on draken concept) in india it is powered by an air-cooled engine with an oil-cooler mated to 5-speed gearbox there are 2 engine
option; carbureted and fuel injected.  The new Apache uses a 197.75 cc, single cylinder, oil cooled engine which is a bored out version of its 180cc sibling. There is also an option to get fuel injection (BOSCH) at an additional cost. The engine was expected to have a killing performance with around 25 BHP and 22 NM of torque whereas the actual figures reveal a different story. The carburetor fed motor produces just 20.23 BHP (15.09 KW) @ 8500 rpm and 18.1 NM @ 7,000 rpm. The fuel-injected engine develops maximum power of 20.73 BHP (15.46 KW) @ 8500 rpm and maximum torque of and 18.1 NM @ 7,000 rpm. The gearbox is a 5-speed unit for both options. The approximate mileage of TVS Apache RTR 200 is 30-40 kmpl.