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Mar 1, 2019, 12:54 AM

2019 Indian Roadmaster Elite Revealed

olaris-owned American bike maker Indian Motorcycles has revealed the 2019 Roadmaster Elite. Much like last year's model, the 2019 Indian Roadmaster Elite gets the super luxurious treatment in its appearance and is limited to just 200 units globally. For the 2019 model year, the Roadmaster Elite gets a new red and black paint scheme, as against the blue and black (Wildfire Red Candy over Black Crystal) paint scheme seen on the 2018 version, and comes with 24-karat gold badging that remains a standout feature on the cruiser. The 2018 Indian Roadmaster Elite did make its way to India and based on the customer demand, we could see the 2019 version arriving as well later this year.

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  car&bike Team | Feb 28, 2019

  CFMoto 650 MT Spotted With Camouflage In India

  The Chinese middleweight adventure tourer is likely to be launched in India, along with the company's 250 cc roadster.

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  car&bike Team | Feb 28, 2019

  Ducati Opens New Training Centre In Thailand

  The state-of-the-art training facility in Rayong will impart training to more than 230 technical experts from all around the Asia Pacific region.

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  car&bike Team | Feb 28, 2019

  Suzuki May Be Working On A New Roadster

  Latest design patents filed by Suzuki reveal what could be a small displacement roadster, possibly around 300 cc, and it looks like a sporty machine.

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  car&bike Team | Feb 27, 2019

  India-Spec Yamaha MT-15 Spotted Ahead Of Launch Next Month

  The new Yamaha MT-15 is the next big launch from the Japanese two-wheeler giant and a massive one at that. The bike has been a long awaited model and marks a true-blue sporty naked offering from the manufacturer in the 150 cc segment. Ahead of its launch on March 15, the Yamaha MT-15 has been spotted at what seems to be a dealership, and gives a glimpse of what the India-spec model would look like. These are one of the first images to emerge online where the MT-15 is not camouflaged.

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  car&bike Team | Feb 27, 2019

  Honda Navi And CD 110 CBS Launched In India; Prices Start Rs. 47,110

  Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has updated the entry-level Navi and CD 110 two-wheelers with Combined Braking System (CBS). The bikes are the latest in Honda's commuter line-up to get the safety feature that will be mandatory starting April 1, 2019. The Honda Navi CBS is priced at Rs. 47,110, which is priced at a premium of Rs. 1796 over the non-CBS model. Meanwhile, the Honda CD 110 CBS is priced at Rs. 50,028 for the standard version, while the Deluxe variant is priced at Rs. 51,528 (all prices, ex-showroom Delhi). The CD 110 CBS version commands a premium of Rs. 848 over the non-ABS model.

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  car&bike Team | Feb 27, 2019

  Zero Unveils New Electric StreetFighter

  The new Zero SR/F streetfighter is a completely modern electric motorcycle and claims 110 bhp of power and is claimed to be the first fully "smart" motorcycle.

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  car&bike Team | Feb 26, 2019

  Royal Enfield Classic 350 ABS Goes On Sale; Priced At Rs. 1.53 Lakh

  Having commenced updating its line-up with ABS last year, Royal Enfield has finally introduced the safety feature on the standard version of the Classic 350. The entry-level Royal Enfield Classic 350 ABS is priced at Rs. 1.53 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) and gets the dual-channel unit for improved braking performance. The feature was originally launched on the Classic 350 Signals Edition in August last year, and has since been made available on the Gunmetal Grey and Redditch models in a phased manner. The new Classic 350 ABS is priced at a premium of Rs. 5800 over the non-ABS model.

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  car&bike Team | Feb 26, 2019

  Bajaj Discover 110 CBS Launched In India; Priced At Rs. 53,273

  Keeping up with the upcoming safety norms, Bajaj Auto has updated the smallest Discover with combined braking system (CBS) in the country. The Bajaj Discover 110 CBS is now available at a price of Rs. 53,273 (ex-showroom, Pune), and commands a premium of Rs. 563 over the non-CBS model. The combined braking system offers more controlled braking on the motorcycle and is mandatory on motorcycles below 125 cc. Larger displacement two-wheelers, meanwhile, need to have Anti-Lock Brakes or ABS as a standard feature starting from April 1, 2019. Apart from the Discover 110, Bajaj has also been rolling out the CBS and ABS-equipped versions of its other motorcycles in India.

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