Bike Comparisons & Matchups

Same same, but different!

With the new updates, the Xtreme 160R is more feature packed than ever, but is it enough to trump the Apache? We analyse

If you are looking for a feature-rich family electric scooter, here’s which one of the two you should buy

Both look tastefully retro, but there are a few important differences. We’ve even included a quick video explainer!

Looking for the most feature-rich bike of the two? Here’s which one you should pick

One of them costs Rs 9,400 more, but also gets a longer list of features

A fully faired sports bike or a naked bike, which one makes more sense? We explain

Both scooters come with a rich feature list, but which one gives you more for your money? Let’s find out

You may wonder, why compare a 125cc scooter with a 110cc? Well, you’ll be surprised to know that the top-end variants of the two are similarly priced!

Small price difference, but BIG gap in features

First adventure bikes from their respective brands, but different approaches!

We compare the top variants of the most feature-rich 125cc bikes, and help you choose the best bike

The Redux promises to offer a lot of segment-first features, but will it be able to stand apart from the Tesseract?

We explain all the difference between these two family scooters, in images

Both are some of the highest-selling scooters, not only in the 125cc space - but overall

Does the more affordable TVS Apache RTR 160 4V have more to offer than the KTM 160 Duke? Here’s what we think

We compare the base spec drum variant against the top disc one on paper

Same engine, frame, body-panels yet a different motorcycle

An affordable commuter or a premium EV, which one should you consider?

Two of the best 110cc family scooter compared in detail

Both looks quite unique, and here’s what you need to know about them

We explain the feature differences between the two TVS electric scooters

One's already on sale, the other one's a promise. But both have affordability in mind, and we compare them in pics

Here’s an interesting fact: The first streetfighter version of the Yamaha R15 was actually the Yamaha Xabre, which then evolved into the MT-15