Once launched, the new 2020 Triumph Street Triple RS will be one of the first BS6 compliant middleweight naked streetfighters to go on sale here in India.

Yamaha and Suzuki both have pulled out of the 110cc scooter space in India and this has left only five players to compete in the space.

The TVS Scooty Pep+ surprisingly has got more power in the BS6 era while the kerb weight still stays the same; fantastic recipe for good performance.

TVS Motor Company has recently acquired Britain's Norton Motorcycles for an all-cash deal of Rs 153 crore. Here is what all to expect from this partnership!

The latest announcement by Honda comes in line with Kerala Government’s order dated 8th April 2020 that allowed two-wheeler workshops and spare parts shops to resume service-related work of immediate nature.

Both, the BS6 compliant Yamaha FZ 25 and the FZS 25 will be launched in India post lockdown. Ahead of the official launch, the company has revealed the official accessories for the two bikes along with their prices.

The Suzuki Gixxer and the SF250 BS6 might be priced Rs 3,000 over the BS4 offerings while the launch will be post lockdown.

The upcoming 2020 Suzuki V-Strom 650 XT will be BS6 compliant. Here's what to expect from the Versys 650 challenger!

The TVS Wego has been discontinued for the domestic market while its replacement here is undergoing BS6 updation.

With the 220 Street no longer on official website, the Bajaj Avenger now comprises of two models namely Avenger 220 Cruise and Avenger 160 Street.

One of the prime changes on the new 2020 Triumph Street Triple RS is the engine that offers a better and more solid mid-range now along with better refinement.

Even the engine on the BMW R18 looks elegant with chrome treatment and the exposed shaft drive that rotates while the bike is in motion is another amazing sight to watch.

All the major two-wheeler makers in the country are investing in 125cc scooter space and moving away from the 110cc segment.

The Benelli TNT 600i might be the only refreshed model that will be coming in this year, with all other all-new two-wheeler launches deferred.

Triumph Motorcycles has said that it has no unsold BS-IV inventories and that it will ensure the availability of BS-VI motorcycles. Triumph aims to have “strong representation across all segments with BSVI compliant motorcycles”.

2020 Triumph Street Triple RS India Launch: The new 2020 Street Triple RS has been updated with new design and styling, but most importantly the engine now puts out more torque than the previous model.

The new 2020 Triumph Street Triple RS is now here, in India! Here is what all has changed apart from a BS6 compliant motor.

BS6 Yamaha FZ 25 will be on sale in two colour options while the FZS 25 will get three shades.

The said offer is valid across Ducati dealerships located in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad.

Vespa and Aprilia customers whose original equipment warranty or free service schedule end during the lockdown period will be able to avail the same benefits within 30 days after the lockdown is lifted.

Ducati Cares program will include several measures such as safe distancing, disinfectants, masks and other precautions. These will be communicated to all Ducatisti both at the dealership itself and via online channels.

Bajaj Platina 110 H-Gear sees a considerable price hike with the launch of the BS6 model. Here is how much more you need to pay now and what all has changed!

About the new 1200cc model, Brixton says that it “shows the way of Brixton Motorcycles into even higher capacity classes and proves the development competence of our brand.”  

Yamaha, Suzuki and TVS are away from this segment while Bajaj's portfolio has shrunk to only bike in the 125cc space.

Bajaj Discover is no longer visible on the company's official India website. Does this mean that the Discover is now a part of the history? We explain!

Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Fireball is expected to come with multiple optional accessories. Very recently, images that appear to be the screenshots of the official configurator have leaked on the web revealing some juicy details.

The 150cc motorcycles currently are offered by all the big two-wheeler makers in India, except for Hero which is yet to announce prices of the new Xtreme 160R.

The BS6 Honda Dio is priced at Rs 59,990 for the standard model and Rs 63,340 for the deluxe variant (both prices mentioned, ex-showroom). 

Royal Enfield Himalayan is the pioneer of change in RE's product lineup that had only seen 350 and 500cc roadsters for decades. The Himalayan 650 could be what the success story evolves into.

Planning to buy a value for money motorcycle under Rs 3 lakh? Here are our top five picks.

The Ducati Panigale V2 draws power from a 955cc, V-twin Superquadro engine which is now BS6/Euro5 compliant and pumps out 151 horses.

The custom-build looks very different, in fact, it doesn't have any of the Royal Enfield Himalayan left in it anymore. However, the biggest change here is the addition of a quickshifter.

Few of these bikes hold the promise of performance that will excite college-going kids while some can be entertaining even for the mature riders.

Three modern classic cruisers namely Royal Enfield Classic 350, Jawa and the Benelli Imperiale 400 present for a perfect rivalry. Here's which one of the three packs the most power!

Aprilia RS660 will soon be making an official entry to the markets soon and the latest spy shot reveals a lot of interesting details.

Mechanically, the FTR Carbon is identical to the other non-Carbon versions. It is powered by the same 1,203cc V-twin engine that puts out 123 hp and has been tuned for a flat torque curve.

Exciting times ahead as there is at least one 160cc model out there while the majority of the upcoming motorcycles are in the 200-250cc segment.

A horrific video of a Royal Enfield falling from a trailer has surfaced on the web. Watch what exactly happened!

While most of the two-wheeler sales in India come from thrifty commuters the likes of Hero Splendor, it is the 150-160cc segment with price tags below Rs 1 lakh that allows sporty design and a hint of performance riding.

The low-speed electric two-wheelers are the ones the company hopes will sell the highest.

No, there is no typo in the headline! As many as fourteen new Royal Enfields are currently under consideration. Sounds exciting enough?

The two scooters are now called Vespa SXL 149 and VXL 149. Here is why the company renamed these!

In order to get this service, the customers need to update their Rapido Android app. All details here.

Earlier, it used to be available on high-end expensive motorcycles, but now it is available in affordable scooters from, for example, TVS Motor Company. Allow us to list five from various segments.

Inline-four bikes not only sound sweet but ride equally well. Here are the top five most affordable options, however, for some of the bikes mentioned, you need to wait for a bit to buy one. Read to find out why!

Looks like Honda's Multistrada V4 challenger will come with a breathtaking design! Find all details here.

The Indian FTR Carbon only recently made its global debut and it has been advertised on the company’s India region website suggesting its arrival to our market soon.

Interestingly, the company has replaced the 150cc VXL and SXL scooters with VXL 149 and SXL 149.

How many of us remember Royal Enfield Taurus? Popular in the 1980s and 90s, the Taurus or Royal Enfield Bullet Diesel is the only Diesel-powered motorcycle that has ever been mass-produced in India.

Royal Enfield has assured in a press statement that there will be complete compliance to norms of social distancing and workplace sanitization.