Weekly News Wrap-up: 2019 Bajaj Dominar 400 Accessories, Yamaha MT-15 At Dealerships, Jawa Perak Launch Delayed And More

Missed out on all the action in the world of two-wheelers this week? Here are all the major developments of the motorcycling world in small digestible bites

The last week has been a busy one. From Yamaha’s MT-15 finally edging closer to launch to Jawa delaying the launch of Perak, a whole lot has happened. Here are the top five developments from the two-wheeler world from the week gone by.

1) Jawa Perak Bookings Pushed To September

Waiting for the Jawa Perak? Well, there’s some bad news. Anupam Thareja, the co-founder of Classic Legends has confirmed that the bookings of the Bobber have now been pushed back to September, this year. Want to know why you’ll have to wait for six more months for the motorcycle? Head here.

2) Yamaha MT-15 Spotted At Dealership

After being spied almost a dozen times now, the production-spec Yamaha MT-15 was finally spotted at a dealership. The latest offering from Yamaha will make its India debut on 15 March, but the India-spec bike has undergone a few cost cutting measures. Unofficial bookings for the bike are already underway at select dealerships. To know more, click here.

3) Yamaha FZ-FI Official Accessories Details Revealed

Yamaha India has launched a host of optional accessories for the new generation FZ-FI and FZS-FI. Ranging from Rs 175 to Rs 800, some of these help in enhancing the look of the bike, while the others serve a more practical purpose. For a detailed look at the accessories and their pricing, head here. 

4) CFMoto’s India Plans Revealed

A certain Chinese company called CFMoto has been grabbing headlines for quite a while now. The bikemaker was testing not one, but three motorcycles on Indian streets, hinting at a possible launch in the coming months. In case you've been wondering who they are and what they are planning for India, head here.

5) 2019 Bajaj Dominar 400 Accessories

Days before the 2019 Bajaj Dominar 400 is launched in India, we have got news that there will be a host of touring-specific accessories on offer too. Designed and manufactured by Autologue Designs, parts like a taller windscreen, saddle stays, bash plates and more will be on offer. Coming to the bike itself, we had the chance to take it for a short spin recently, and you can read our initial impressions here.