The wait is almost over for riders who have been hoping Aprilia would push the envelope on its popular scooter lineup. In July, the new Aprilia SR 175 will hit showrooms across India, building on the trusted SR 160 platform but packing more muscle and sharper tech. Aprilia’s strategy is clear: give Indian riders a sportier, more
If you’re someone who can’t resist a triple-cylinder growl, chances are the Triumph Trident 600 has already popped up on your feed this week. After a series of not-so-subtle teasers on Triumph’s social channels, it’s now official — the Trident 600 is gearing up for an India entry. And if Triumph prices it smartly, this could be the sweet
Hi, I’m Naman – a passionate motorcycle rider who loves heading out on long road trips every couple of weeks. With every ride, I make sure to check all vital components of my motorbike. Still, during my recent experiences, I faced a frustrating issue that many riders can relate to: motorbike losing power, especially while accelerating
A long-time Bullet owner recently shared his hands-on riding experience with the Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 and Bear 650, offering real-world insights into how these new machines perform on Indian roads. As a loyalist to the Royal Enfield legacy, the rider has spent years with the Bullet 350. Now, with curiosity and enthusiasm, he tested out the new-generation 650s—Shotgun and Bear—to see
Prices for the iconic Royal Enfield Bullet 350 have gone up. The brand has quietly updated its pricing across most variants, with the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 price now starting at ₹1.75 lakh and going up to ₹2.18 lakh (ex-showroom). The hike isn’t huge—ranging from ₹2,000 to ₹3,000—but it’s enough to get potential buyers talking. Subtle, But Worth Noting
There’s something about the name “Chetak” that stirs nostalgia. And Bajaj seems to know it. With the launch of the Bajaj Chetak 3001, the company gives riders a scooter that doesn’t just nod to the past — it steps confidently into the future. At ₹99,990 (ex-showroom Delhi), the Chetak 3001 is more than just a new model; it’s
Introduction Kawasaki has quietly but confidently dropped two new off-road machines for 2026, and they’re making noise in the global dual-sport segment already. The KLX 230 DF and Sherpa S are built with distinct personalities, but both share one thing in common: they’re meant for real-world trails, not just spec-sheet hype. Kawasaki KLX 230 Specs:
For years, the Himalayan has been a favorite among adventure riders, and now, it’s heading into a new era. The Royal Enfield Electric Himalayan, seen on recent road tests, marks the brand’s first major leap into electric mobility. It’s a big move—not just for Royal Enfield, but for India’s entire two-wheeler segment. Spotted on Indian Roads:
If you’re a rider who believes in daily thrills without burning a hole in your pocket, TVS has just dropped something worth your attention—the updated 2025 Apache RTR 200 4V. And no, it’s not just another sticker refresh. This time, it comes with tech and tweaks that genuinely reflect what Indian bikers demand from a
Old-School Charm Meets New-Age Muscle: Which One Deserves Your Garage? In a market obsessed with high-performance machines and modern tech, a handful of motorcycles continue to hold their ground by doing the exact opposite—they bank on timeless styling, raw road feel, and character. The Royal Enfield Classic 350, Jawa 42 FJ, Honda H’ness CB350, and