Atlast the Beast is entering Indian markets.Speculations of Harley Davison entering India markets came to an end with the Auto-expo-2010. The American auto giant made there point clear, they are coming to India with 5 different variants of Harley. According to Harley Davidson vice-president Timothy Hoelter who visited India in September 2005,

 ”India is among the few motorcycle markets in the world that’s growing at a fast pace and we are surely looking at a presence here”.

It took 5 years for them to confirm the entry.Average Indian will be happy that …

nitially launched in 1985, the Yamaha V-Max has since been on the market with only minor modifications over the years. Sold both in Japan and abroad, the V-Max is one of the best-selling Japanese motorcycles of all time. The bike got designed, about 20 years back, by John Reed, an English designer who lived in California. Packed with oodles of power, the Yamaha V-Max became the world’s first ‘power cruiser’, even before the word was coined. While it’s power has never been questioned, the bike is often criticised for it’s …

he Ninja was pehaps one of the most eagrely awaited launch amongst the Indian biking enthusiasts. True to their word, Bajaj India has launched the Kawasaki Ninja 250R in the Indian market and deliveries are going to start immediately. The partnership between Bajaj and Kawasaki goes back a long way in time, when they together marketed bikes as ‘Kawsaki Bajaj’. And it looks like the partnership would go on for some time to come, as Bajaj Pro-Biking showrooms will offer the complete three S’s – Sales, Service and Spares – …

n 12 days time,on December the 9th, Bajaj will launch yet another variant of the Pulsar and i repeat the words ‘yet another Pulsar’.This time around the Pulsar will be having a 135 cc engine and a whole new makeover. If you were complaining that all the Pulsars looked alike, then this might be different. Leaked images of the Pulsar show that the Pulsar 135 will sport clip on handlebar,split seats,digital instrumentation and distinctly styled rear and muffler number plates.
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The Pulsar 135 is believed to be powered by a …

fter months of speculation, finally Hero Honda is about to launch an upgraded and revamped version of it’s peformance bike Karizma. But, the performance bike market is highly competitive at the moment, and we wonder whether Hero Honda has done enough to keep pace with the Bajaj and Yamaha models. With competitors like Pulsar 220, YZF R15, Apache 180, etc, the Indian biker has a wide range of options available to him. For the new Karizma, the most notable improvement is given to the Honda engine at the helm. The …