Weekly Bike News Wrapup: BS6 Kawasaki Ninja 300, 2021 Pulsar NS160 Spotted, RE Bullet 350 Price Hiked And More
Published On Feb 27, 2021 07:55 AM By Punya Sharma
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From price hikes to test sightings, we bring you all the updates from last week
The last week of February 2021 has been a rather busy one. Here’s all the two-wheeler news you may have missed from the last seven days:
BS6 Kawasaki Ninja 300 Incoming
Our sources recently revealed that the launch of the BS6 Ninja 300 was right around the corner. Soon after, Kawasaki unveiled three new colour schemes for the baby Ninja via its social media handles. The colours include a new KRT livery and two striking options with all-new graphics! For full deets, expected pricing and tentative launch date, check out our full story.
Bullet 350 Sees Price Hike Again
Royal Enfield has finally started following modern trends but sadly, it’s the trend of price hikes. We saw a nominal price hike by RE in the first month of 2021, but for February 2021, it has introduced a 4-digit price hike for the Royal Enfield Bullet 350. The motorcycle, though, has remained exactly as it is, which makes the hike pretty hard to digest. Read our story for the updated prices.
2021 Bajaj Pulsar NS160 Spotted
Bajaj’s Pulsar NS range has been a game-changer for the brand in many ways. That’s why, even with minimal updates, it sells in heavy numbers. That said, Bajaj seems to be working on updating its Pulsar NS lineup. A Bajaj motorcycle was recently spotted testing covered in camouflage, but its alloy wheels and underpinnings suggest it’s a Pulsar NS160. Check out our article for a thorough breakdown and expected launch date.
2021 Triumph Bonneville Lineup Unveiled
After launching the Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS and the Tiger 850 Sport in India, Triumph has unveiled its 2021 Bonneville lineup globally, which is also expected to arrive in India soon. The 2021 lineup features the Triumph Bonneville T100, T120, T120 Black, Speedmaster, and the Bonneville Bobber. Along with this, the British brand has also unveiled the 2021 Triumph Street Twin. All the motorcycles have received subtle yet key updates, including a Euro-5/BS6 compliant motor. Curious what else is new? Read more on the T100 and the T120 here, while for the Speedmaster and the Bobber, head here.
Bajaj Pulsar 180 Makes A Comeback
Bajaj has officially launched the BS6 Pulsar 180 in India for Rs Rs 1,07,904 (ex-showroom). We had already spotted the motorcycle at dealerships a few days back. The bike undercuts its faired sibling, the Pulsar 180F, by Rs 6,611. The 2021 Pulsar 180 has remained exactly the same as before. You can check out our full story for details.