Bikes News

Suzuki Motorcycle India Limited (SMIL) aims to increase its market share in the scooter segment from 12 to 15 per cent with the introduction of the new LET's scooter.

Yamaha, the Japanese bike maker has today launched the much awaited YZF-R25 in the Indonesian Market. The bike will come to our shores as well by next year.

Right after Honda launched the Activa 125 in India, Suzuki silently introduced the updated Swish, which is again a 125cc scooter. It is priced at Rs 52671 (on-road, Delhi).

In a bold move to look more contemporary, Chennai-based motorcycle maker Royal Enfield is now donning new stripes. From the brand logo to the monogram on the bike, Royal Enfield has given the heritage brand a makeover, something purists might not be too pleased about.

Iconic cult bike maker Harley-Davidson has hit the sweet spot with its model 'Street 750', that is built in India, accounting for nearly 60 per cent of its April sales in the country within the first month of starting deliveries.

The company, as part of consolidating its presence in the two-wheeler market, is also planning to introduce two new motorcycles this year, Suzuki Motorcycle India Executive Vice President, Atul Gupta said, after launching the company's new 110 cc scooterette "LET'S".

The home-grown two-wheeler giant, Hero MotoCorp has launched the mildly refreshed Super Splendor in India at Rs 51,250 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The company is now offering the bike with new colour options - red, black, grey and blue.

Yamaha Motor India's Ray Z scooter has received the prestigious India Design Mark (I Mark), awarded by the India Design Council. This is Yamaha's third consecutive I Mark award, followed by the last two years' award for the YZF-R15 and Yamaha Ray.