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TVS Motor Company has silently revised prices on the Wego, Sport and Apache motorcycle range for the new financial year. The TVS Wego 110 has seen a price drop of Rs. 2000 and now starts at Rs. 50,165 for the standard version, while the disc brake version is priced at Rs. 53,083 (ex-showroom, Delhi) as opposed to the earlier price of Rs. 55,083.

Bajaj Auto is the latest manufacturer to silently hike prices across its motorcycle line-up. While prices for the Bajaj Dominar were increased last month, a marginal hike has now been extended to the Pulsar RS 200, V15, Discover 125 and the Platina range.

First GS Riders India Meet 2018 sees participation from more than 70 riders from across India. The two-day event included two days of off-road training organised by BMW Motorrad India.

The carbon fibre swingarm will be scalable and cost effective, opening the possibility of it being implemented in a wide range of motorcycles..

While his love for motorcycles is unprecedented and known to all, the actor/enthusiast is currently away from his motorcycles as he recovers from a surgery. In fact, Maddy particularly misses his newest prized possession, the Indian Roadmaster cruiser, which he acquired late last year around the festival of Diwali. The actor took to Twitter recently to convey how much he missed the "big boy" and would not be able to ride for the next three months.

Motorcycle braking systems manufacturer, Brembo Brakes India has announced that it will be setting up a new manufacturing plant in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The component maker celebrates ten years of production presence in India and has been supplying braking systems to a host of OEMs for motorcycles.

TVS has increased the price of its new flagship motorcycle, the Apache RR 310 across India. Initially launched at Rs. 2.05 lakh, now the bike will be retailed at Rs. 2.23 lakh (both ex-showroom, Delhi), with a hike of Rs. 18,000.

Royal Enfield already has distribution subsidiaries in Brazil and North America, and now the company has announced capex of Rs. 800 crore for 2018-19, including production expansion to 9.5 lakh motorcycles annually.