Bikes News

Benelli will launch the full-faired, parallel-twin 300 cc Benelli BN 302R sometime in May this year, CarandBike.com has learnt. The launch of the BN 302R is already delayed, since the bike was supposed to be launched in January this year.

The first of many exclusive Mahindra Mojo dealerships are finally taking shape and the Indian two wheeler manufacturer has shared the official sketch of what the upcoming outlet will look like.

Triumph Motorcycles is recalling a limited number of bikes in the Bonneville range for what the company calls "preventive part replacement". Triumph authorised service centres are reaching out to customers and replacing the faulty part which could potentially malfunction, CarandBike.com has learnt. The replacement will be carried out free of charge, and only certain motorcycles are affected which have been identified.

An almost production-ready version of the new Royal Enfield 750 cc twin-cylinder motorcycle has now been spotted testing in the UK, just days after the new 750 cc parallel-twin Royal Enfield was spotted testing in India. Although there are no new pictures of the new bike, MCN reports that a finished version of the new Royal Enfield model - to be called the Continental GT750 - was spotted testing in the UK. The bike was spotted testing in Spain last year and is expected to be launched within the next few months.

Suzuki Motorcycle India says that the 2017 GSX-R1000 will be launched in the country in the next quarter of 2017 (April-June), just weeks after the model goes on sale globally. The launch of the GSX-R1000R in India will follow about a month after the standard version goes on sale.

The Royal Enfield 750 cc motorcycle will be the next product from the RE stable, and was spotted testing in India for the first time. The new bike will attempt to make Royal Enfield's global ambitions even stronger in the middleweight motorcycle space.

Two-stroke engines have always been a favourite of motorcycling enthusiasts around the world. Unfortunately, their unreliable, fuel-thirsty and pollution-heavy character led them to being phased out. But KTM and Honda are working on fuel-injected two-stroke engines that could be used on regular bikes. KTM will be launching the world's first ever regular production bikes with fuel-injected two-stroke engines in a couple of months from now.

Suzuki Motorcycle India has announced attractive finance schemes for its range of large capacity motorcycles in the country including the GSX-S1000, GSX-S1000F, V-Strom and Intruder. The iconic Suzuki Hayabusa also gets an attractive interest rate as part of the limited period offer.