Page 41- Latest Bike News

Aprilia refreshes the RS 457 with new colour schemes at IBW 2025, enhancing its sporty appeal while retaining the same performance and hardware.

Ather's latest design patent reveals an EL platform scooter targeting families, with scalable batteries and smart tech for India's EV market evolution.

Ducati ignites buzz with XDiavel V4 teaser. The bike powers a 1,158 cc V4 engine, has cruiser ergonomics, and has premium features set for a January 2026 India debut. Bookings are open now.

The KTM 160 Duke gets a premium upgrade with a 5-inch color TFT display, bonded glass, turn-by-turn navigation and Bluetooth connectivity, priced at Rs 1,78,536 ex-showroom Delhi.

Triumph unveils the Tracker 400 in the UK, bringing flat-track-inspired styling, familiar 398cc performance and everyday practicality to its expanding entry-level motorcycle lineup.

The Bajaj Pulsar 220F makes a return with subtle yet meaningful updates. Discover what’s changed and why this iconic motorcycle still matters in today’s market.

Honda's XL750 Transalp SP Special Edition blends 1980s-inspired vinyl graphics, gold rims, and premium guards with an unchanged 91 HP of performance.

BMW is set to retire its 310 series and introduce a new 450cc twin-cylinder platform, starting with the F 450 GS and expanding into multiple body styles.

Yamaha's fresh YZF-R2 trademark filing sparks buzz for a 200cc supersport in India, targeting the KTM RC 200 and Hero Karizma. Details on specs, pricing, and the potential 2027 launch are inside.

Hero Vida's Dirt-E K3 is a groundbreaking electric dirt bike for kids aged 4-10, with adjustable ergonomics, a 350W motor, and parental app controls. Launched at Rs 69,990, it sparks off-road passion safely in India.

Ather Rizta has zoomed past the 2 lakh sales mark in 2025, transforming Ather Energy into a true mass-market EV player.

The 2026 KTM 1390 Super Duke RR drops 8.5 kg to 204 kg with titanium Akrapovic exhaust and carbon bits, retaining 190 PS fury for ultimate track dominance ahead of its 2026 launch.​

The all-new 2026 Triumph Tiger 900 has been spotted on test, hinting at a more aggressive design, improved touring comfort and a stronger adventure focus.

River Mobility has achieved the 20,000-unit production landmark for its Indie electric scooter at its Hoskote facility, underlining rapid scale-up, strong urban demand and growing retail presence.

Triumph ignites India's middleweight segment with an Rs 1 lakh discount on the Daytona 660, dropping it to Rs 8.88 lakh. Revive the legend with aggressive styling, sharp handling, and triple power output.