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Triumph Motorcycles is planning to launch a new model under the Street Cup name, based on the Street Twin, and now the motorcycle has been spotted testing near the Triumph factory in Hinckley.The Street Cup is expected to be introduced in the Bonneville range in 2017 and will share parts from the existing Bonnies, and will be positioned below the Thruxton in Triumph's caf racer range.

Massimo Tamburini died two years ago on April 6, 2014, but the Italian motorcycle designer left behind a design legacy which has now been resurrected and unveiled by his son Andrea. The T12 Massimo superbike was developed by Tamburini with his son Andrea, 'T' standing for Tamburini, '12' being his lucky number and Massimo for his first name, as well as 'maximum' in Italian.

Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd has inaugurated a new World Class Showroom and dealership in Patel Nagar, New Delhi. Motorcyclists and enthusiasts can see and experience Suzuki's world class superbikes, motorcycles and scooters in the latest showroom called "Dream Suzuki" .

The 2016-17 financial year will see Royal Enfield invest Rs. 600 crore in establishing two new R&D centres and expand manufacturing capacities in India and the UK.

Indian Motorcycles will be launching a new model on May 11, 2016. In all probability, this will be the Chieftain Dark Horse. The colours and the chrome will make way for a completely blacked out motorcycle. We believe that the same will make its way to India sometime later.

Mahindra organised a ride for Mojo owners through the jungles of Southern India. The ride lasted for 4 days and the participants engaged themselves in a variety of excercises such as DIY, survival training workshop and so on and so forth.

Suzuki Motorcycle India Private Limited has announced the return of the popular Gixxer Cup for its second season in 2016. This time, Red Bull Racing and Suzuki have tied up to also announce the 2016 Red Bull Road to Rookies Cup, the first platform of its kind in India, which will provide young and upcoming racers a launchpad into the world of international racing.

The latest Triumph prototype motorcycle has been spotted testing on the road and spy shots of the motorcycle reveal Triumph's new Scrambler - based on the Street Twin. Triumph's outgoing Scrambler lacks ABS as well as Euro IV emissions certification, so it's only logical that the British motorcycle manufacturer updates the model.