The Weekly Bike News Wrap-Up: Norton, Royal Enfield, Bajaj, KTM, TVS
From new launches to new specs being revealed and more!
What an exciting week it has been for two-wheeler enthusiasts in India! From new spy shots to new electrifying vehicles, here’s everything that took place in the world of two wheels the past week.
TVS iQube S Launched
TVS launched the updated iQube S in India, and it now comes with a much larger battery pack. Along with it comes a longer range, heavier weight and a higher price tag.
KTM 490 Duke Spied
The Austrian bikemaker’s upcoming naked bike has been spotted testing, and new details have been uncovered.
Bajaj Avenger 160 Street Discontinued
Bajaj silently discontinued its smaller cruiser bike, the Avenger 160 Street, in India but has replaced it with a much larger cruiser!
Norton Manx R Specs Revealed
TVS-owned Norton recently updated the specs of its upcoming flagship bike on its website, and they are absolutely bonkers!
Upcoming Royal Enfield Bikes
From a new affordable adventure bike to a large, brawny cafe racer and more! Here are all the Royal Enfield bikes which we expect to launch in the next 12 months.
User Reviews
- Gt650 royal enfieldI always wanted a classic. The GT six still looks amazing. Sounds great when engine makes every ride good. Feel special smooth, the power delivery makes every ride enjoyable and give it a unique experience. The ride has been excellent. The engine is refined, acceleration, smooth, and the exhaust not active riding pushes 40, so it can feel tiring on the long right but incredible fun on highways smooth as it is. I would definitely recommend the GT to anyone full of classic styling and strong performance is perfect for the weekend rights and highway touring though the committed writing portion may not suit everyone for daily committing.Read More
- Overall nice experinceBuying experience was good, service experience is very nice and reasonable. Riding experience and power is amazing. Overall I would give 5 star for this two wheeler as there is full of comfort, power and pocket friendly. Charging takes just 3 hours to get fully charged and its ready to go for your next ride.Read More
- honest reviewBike is perfect for city rides. If you mind mileage then it's not for you. It looks stylish and has a very good road presence. It's very comfortable for single person. Colours provided are very beautiful and eye catchy. Overall everything is good but it's not meant for Indian road conditions. It will cost too much for servicing.Read More
- himalayan the choiceBest cruising segment bike for on road and off road. May performance is best in segment. Powerful engine, previous version of this bike are pretty good but the current version are not practically good or styling. I expect, the upcoming version will fulfil that gap. Just waiting for the official launch of this bike.Read More
- The royal Enfield classic 650The royal Enfield classic 650 is one of those bikes that makes you stop and stare before you even turn the key. The moment you fire it up, the parallel-twin engine greets you with a smooth but deep exhaust note. Out on the roads, the bikes pulls strongly in mid-range. Cruising at 90-100 km/h feels effortless, and you can tell this machine is built to stretch its legs on highway. The 6- speed gear box shifts clean, and the assist clutch makes life a bit easier in traffic, though the lever itself is still on the heavier sideRead More