Motorcycle Explainers & Guides

The Bear 650 is Royal Enfield’s most tech-loaded 650cc motorcycle till date!

The TVS Raider 125 has recently got two new variants, the Drum and iGO

The features list of the bike is more than decent and the variants are mainly split according to the difference in features between them

The bike is available in two variants and mainly differ in terms of the features and colour schemes on offer

A list of all the features explained of the most affordable Triumph

Both the naked bikes come with a new TFT console, switchgear and updated features from the Gen-3 KTM 390 Duke

The Xtreme 160R 2V gets features like a drag timer, smartphone connectivity and more

The bike’s features list is more than decent with a slipper clutch, navigation, adjustable levers and more

The Ronin is offered in 4 variants with different colours & features

From turn-by-turn navigation to music controls and more, here’s what the 2024 R15M has to offer

From design changes to a bump in performance, here’s what the new Apache RR 310 has to offer.

Here are all the features of the new Destini 125 that now make it better than before

The 42 FJ neo-retro roadster joins Jawa’s ‘42 Life’ range along with the already existing Jawa 42 and the 42 Bobber

It gets the same 334cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder Alpha2 engine as the Jawa 350 and Yezdi Adventure

Let's check out all the variants and the colours they offer

The updated 2024 Hero Glamour now comes with new colour options and updated features. However, the engine and underpinnings remain unchanged

The Gold Star’s features list is pretty adequate for a retro roadster

With the launch of the Chetak 3201 Special Edition, now the Chetak electric scooter comes in 4 variants

The many variants and colours can get a bit confusing, so here’s our explainer on what each brings to the table.

The base Analogue variant gets a semi-digital instrument console whereas the mid Dash and top Flash variants feature a full TFT display

Bajaj claims that the CNG bike will deliver a mileage of 102km on CNG and 65km on petrol. This means a combined range of about 330km

From 3 levels of traction control to 3 riding modes and more. Here’s a detailed breakdown of everything the bike offers, via a instrument console rundown

The world’s first CNG bike comes in three variants including NG04 Drum, NG04 Drum LED and NG04 Disc LED. Here’s how they are different from each other

Bajaj claims that the CNG bike has a mileage of 102km per kg from the CNG tank and a mileage of 65kmpl from the petrol tank, which results in a combined range of 330km