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The year 2019 could well be the year of 125 cc scooters. In fact, all two-wheeler manufacturers launched new scooters in the 125 cc segment, with Hero MotoCorp venturing into the segment for the first time. Manufacturers are also gearing up to update all two-wheelers to meet the upcoming Bharat Stage VI (BS6) emission regulations, which will come into effect from April 1, 2020. The BS6 regulations will not only make internal combustion engines cleaner, but all internal combustion engines will need to be updated from carburettors to fuel injection. But slowly and certainly, there also has been the gradual introduction of electric scooters. Here's a look at the top 5 scooters that we reviewed in 2019. The fuel-injected engine of the Activa 125 BS6 model feels more refined and the suspension is well-sprung Honda Activa 125 BS6 The Honda Activa 125 has received a complete update with a new silent electric starter, fuel-injected engine, and a long list of new features, as well as

2019 saw a bunch of interesting two-wheeler launches in India, across all segments. Some of the scooters and motorcycles that left a mark last year were the Hero XPulse 200, Suzuki Gixxer 250, KTM 125 Duke, Indian FTR 1200 S, BMW R 1250 GS, Triumph Speed Twin and so on! But 2020 is going to be even more exciting. The entry-level premium segment and the adventure bike segment are going to see a lot of action. Bajaj owned KTM and Husqvarna are going really big this year with a slew of launches and Honda and Triumph have lined up the new CRF1100L Africa Twin and the all-new Triumph Tiger 900 respectively, too. Here's our list of top upcoming motorcycle launches for 2020. KTM 390 Adventure (The KTM 390 Adventure gets more suspension travel and ground clearance, but non-adjustable front fork) The biggest launch that did not happen in 2019, but happening in 2020, is that of the KTM 390 Adventure . After being teased for over two years, KTM finally showcased the 390 Adventure at th

The upcoming 2020 Royal Enfield Classic 350 has been spotted in India for the first time. Slated to be launched in early 2020, the updated model will comply with the new Bharat Stage VI (BS6) emission standards, and for the first time will come sporting new alloy wheels. The new Classic 350 also comes with updated styling and new Red and Gold decals, with a matte black undertone for the engine and the wheels. Behind the Classic 350, we get to see another Classic motorcycle, which is also black but comes with different tank graphics, indicating at the possibility of being the new Classic 500. Also Read: Royal Enfield Trademarks Sherpa & Hunter Nameplates Along with the 2020 Royal Enfield Classic 350 BS6 we also get a glimpse of the Classic 500 Royal Enfield is also working on the new-generation Classic range, and early this month, we also shared a few spy photos of the motorcycle, which was expected to arrive in early 2020. However, the fact that these facelifted models hav

Hero MotoCorp has launched the BS6 Hero HF Deluxe in India with prices starting at Rs. 55,925 for the self-start alloy wheel variant and the 'idle start stop' or the i3S variant is priced at Rs. 57,250. All prices are ex-showroom, Delhi. The launch of the BS6 HF Deluxe comes close after the launch of the Hero Splendor iSmart, which was the first BS6 Hero motorcycle to be launched in India. Hero has also started dispatching BS6 compliant models of the HF Deluxe to dealerships across India as well. Hero said it will be converting the rest of its portfolio to BS6 very soon. The new Hero HF Deluxe gets an fuel injected engine with 'Xsens' technology that offers 9 per cent better fuel efficiency and better acceleration as well. The new engine makes 7.94 bhp at 8,000 rpm and the peak torque rating is of 8.05 Nm at 6,000 rpm. The motorcycle has been designed and developed at the company's Centre for Innovation and Technology at Jaipur. The Hero HF Deluxe commands over 6

Royal Enfield is gearing up to introduce the BS6 editions of its motorcycles in the coming months, but the manufacturer is working all-new offerings that can be expected at the turn of the next decade. The Chennai-based manufacturer has trademarked the names - Sherpa and Hunter - hinting at the new motorcycles from Royal Enfield . A recent report suggested that RE is looking to expand its product line-up with entry-level models and the new nameplates could possibly be used for the same. That being said, it's not uncommon for manufacturers to register names for upcoming models without actually using them. Also Read: Royal Enfield Working On Lighter, More Accessible Bikes: Report However, both the Royal Enfield Sherpa and the Hunter names come from the company's illustrious legacy of producing motorcycles for over 100 years. The RE Sherpa, was in fact, produced in the mid-1960s and was a 173 cc offering. It was later styled as the Royal Enfield Crusader in 1970. The Royal Enfi

The Suzuki Access 125 is one of the most popular scooters in India. In fact, it's more popular than the Honda Activa 125 , or the TVS NTorq 125 , in the 125 cc scooter segment. With the upcoming BS6 regulations coming into effect from April 1, 2020, Suzuki Motorcycle India Private Limited (SMIPL) has decided to update the Japanese brand's most popular two-wheeler in India first. And while the design and overall silhouette hasn't been given the makeover to call it all-new, there are significant enhancements, including a new fuel-injected engine. Also Read: BS6 Suzuki Access 125 Revealed Ahead Of Launch The overall design has been unchanged, as are the dimensions, with subtle changes in the features, including a new LED headlight Design & Features Suzuki has not played around with the design of the Access 125. In fact, at first glance, there seems to be no change at all in the design and bodywork, with the same silhouette and similar dimensions. What has changed

As 2019 comes to an end, we take a look back at the best bike reviews of the year. This list isn't necessarily of the best all-round products, or the best value-for-money bikes, but a list of some of the bikes which left a lasting impression, and we enjoyed reviewing the most. From entry-level street bikes, dual-sport adventure bikes, to full-blown performance and big adventure bikes, we have sampled them all in different sizes and segments in 2019. From the small KTM 125 Duke, the Hero XPulse 200, the entertaining KTM 790 Duke, to the big BMW R 1250 GS, these are some of the bikes which made 2019 so memorable. The KTM 125 Duke is the near perfect beginner's bike, even though it may be considered slightly expensive 1. KTM 125 Duke The baby Duke is targeted at young adult, with the KTM Duke DNA, but with accessible and unintimidating performance. The KTM 125 Duke is not for experienced riders looking for a performance-packed street bike. But where it makes up for performan

Every year, there are motorcycles which took our breath away the moment we rode them! 2019 too had a bunch of such motorcycles which made us go weak in the knees. And this story talks about the best two-wheeler video reviews of 2019. Now a disclaimer here! The motorcycles mentioned here may not be the best in their segment but it is about the sheer fun that we had while shooting these reviews and comparisons. These motorcycles touched our soul and we just couldn't get enough of these two-wheeled beauties. Check out these reviews on our YouTube channel. You will be glad you did! Royal Enfield Himalayan vs Hero XPulse 200 The Royal Enfield Himalayan and the Hero XPulse 200 are purpose-built adventure bikes. They are affordable, solidly built and are a hoot to ride! And these bikes can tackle a fair bit of rough terrain too. We pit both motorcycles against each other and had a blast doing so. Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 The Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 marks the re-entry of the company in the

The Suzuki Access 125 is one of the most popular scooters in India. In fact, it's more popular than the Honda Activa 125 , or the TVS NTorq 125 , in the 125 cc scooter segment. With the upcoming BS6 regulations coming into effect from April 1, 2020, Suzuki Motorcycle India Private Limited (SMIPL) has decided to update the Japanese brand's most popular two-wheeler in India first. And while the design and overall silhouette hasn't been given the makeover to call it all-new, there are significant enhancements, including a new fuel-injected engine. Also Read: BS6 Suzuki Access 125 Revealed Ahead Of Launch The overall design has been unchanged, as are the dimensions, with subtle changes in the features, including a new LED headlight Design & Features Suzuki has not played around with the design of the Access 125. In fact, at first glance, there seems to be no change at all in the design and bodywork, with the same silhouette and similar dimensions. What has changed

The prices of the Jawa Perak were officially announced in November 2019, which was Rs. 1.94 lakh. Now, Jawa has said that it will start accepting bookings for the Perak from January 2020 onwards but the deliveries will begin only in April 2020 and continue through July 2020. The number of bookings accepted will be limited too as Jawa would like to fulfil its delivery commitment and not keep customers waiting for long. The Jawa Perak is a handsome looking motorcycle and has a lovely 'bobber' design. In fact, at the price it is being offered, the Jawa Perak is the most affordable bobber motorcycle on sale in India right now. Also Read: Jawa Perak; All You Need To Know (Jawa Perak will come with dual channel ABS and a rear monoshock) The Jawa Perak borrows its name from the original Perak motorcycle that was showcased at the 1946 Paris Motor Show during World War II. The low-slung design along with the single-piece seat and the tear-drop shaped fuel tank has evocative old

2019 is over, well almost, and it's time to look back and choose what we liked riding or driving through the year. Despite what the market conditions were, manufacturers soldiered on to bring new and exciting products month-on-month, and as a result, we got some very exciting motorcycles coming to Indian shores. From the new generation BMW S 1000 RR to the affable Honda CB300R, the premium segment had some very interesting launches this year. So then let's look at nine of the most exciting premium motorcycles of the year that managed to impress us in different ways, setting new garage goals. The 2019 BMW S 1000 RR has all-new bodywork, a new engine, new frame and new electronics suite 9. 2019 BMW S 1000 RR The quirkiest one of the litre-class motorcycles arrived in a new generation version this year and the new BMW S 1000 RR was even more likeable. The new generation BMW S 1000 RR turned out be much much easy to ride despite the overwhelming power figures, while a suite o