Bikes Spotted Testing on Roads

This variant gets knuckle guards and fork covers among other changes

From the latest spy shots, new launches, EV news and more… here’s what happened this week

The N125 is likely to get the all-LCD instrument console from the bigger Pulsar N150

Expected to be called the Hunter 450 earlier, the Guerilla 450 will rival the Triumph Speed 400, Harley Davidson X440, Hero Mavrick 440 and Husqvarna Svartpilen 401

Based on the Classic 350, it will get the same 350cc air-/oil-cooled single-cylinder J-platform engine

The KLX230 S looks rugged and perfect for our roads!

And we think it’s a 125cc bike…maybe called the Bajaj Pulsar AS125

Gets block-pattern tyres and a basic features set, but better off-road capabilities than the standard 390 Adventure

A new teaser from Bajaj also gives us a closer look at the bike

Despite the apparent cost cutting, the test mule’s bright and attractive colour scheme seems to be an upgrade

The custom build also features few scrambler elements as well

It features a stylish and funky design and is likely to be a modern version of the retro-themed Kinetic Flex high-speed e-scooter

It has undergone a bit of design changes, but sadly doesn’t have a 12-inch rear wheel yet

The KTM 390 Duke and Triumph Speed 400 have some serious competition ahead

Changes in government regulations are to blame for this. We also explain why there are no changes in the Husqvarna Svartpilen 401’s price

The spy shots have highlighted a few design features and revealed more information

Both bikes look even more aggressive and rugged, with more features and promising off-road capability

The bike is the first Himalayan 450 to debut in the Kakkoor mud race

He hasn’t been shy about his love for motorcycles

Once launched, it'll take on the Hero Xtreme 125R and the TVS Raider

These updates are also likely to be featured on the Bajaj Pulsar F250

Everything from thrilling spy shots and teases to new bike launches and insights on upcoming launches

In the video, we can see the electric scooter being ridden through 400mm of water, showing off its excellent water-wading capacity

With a boxy, front-heavy design, its engine capacity is likely to be between 110-125cc