5 Two-wheeler News That Had Us Hooked This Week

The exciting Triumph-Bajaj bikes finally have a launch timeline!

This week was another example of how exciting the two-wheeler space has become nowadays. From spotting test mules to new launches to details on upcoming products, there was so much action in these past seven days. Here’s a hand-picked list of five news that really caught our fancy: 

Hero Bikes Spotted

There were two upcoming Hero bikes’ spottings this week. Two bikes were first spotted, out of which one was the updated Xtreme 200R and the other one was the Karizma XMR 210. Check them out here. 

And the very next day, the upcoming Karizma was spotted once again and it does look quite like the Kawasaki Ninja 400. Here’s your second look at it. Talking about faired bikes, Yamaha recently discontinued the gorgeous R15 World GP 60th Anniversary Edition. More about it here.

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Triumph-Bajaj deets

We finally have more details about the upcoming Triumph-Bajaj roadster and scrambler. And both the bikes are coming here soon! Not only that, there will also be multiple small-capacity Triumph bikes incoming. Check it out here.

Electric News

The Royal Enfield electric bike has been a hotly-anticipated one and we could very well see its first prototype this year! The brand has also acquired a new 60-acre land for a new plant in Chennai. 

 Next was news that’ll delight many. Electric two-wheelers in India could not only get safer, but also more affordable. Here’s how that could happen. 

Pulsar 125: First look + reaches dealerships

This week we got our first look at the updated Bajaj Pulsar 125. The bike is now OBD 2-compliant and sports rather weird-looking alloy wheels. We even went out of our way to source images of the updated bike, which you can check out in our exclusive story.

New variants- 

Last but not the least, we saw new variants for as many as three two-wheelers. The Ather 450X was the first one as it got a new base variant. What was even more interesting was that its prices were slashed by a massive Rs 43,826! Here’s how much it costs now. Next was the  TVS Raider, which now got a new single-seat variant.

Last on the list was the KTM 390 Adventure. This variant of KTM India’s flagship ADV has been stripped down of all of its features and gets a chunky price cut too. Check it out here.