Kawasaki Bikes News

We help you choose the best 300cc ADV for yourself

This January, we saw some really exciting launches including a hardcore ADV, a supersport, and some scooters as well

Model updates, price hikes, discount offers and much more

In 2026, at Rs 3.17 lakh (ex-showroom), is it still worth it?

Two Kawasakis, two personalities: razor-sharp vs raw and rugged

With the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R’s discount, you can get a Kawasaki W175 and still have some cash left spare!

The list has everything from a beginner-faired bike to a litre-class supersport!

Kawasaki launched 4 updated bikes, Triumph India announced a price hike and the Ola Roadster X Plus delivery timeline got revealed

An in-depth look at the fastest production motorcycles ever made, the bikes that rewrote the laws of physics

2025 has been the best year for adventure enthusiasts, and these 5 bikes prove it

These 5 bikes have the biggest bang for the buck

Kawasaki has really sweetened the deal for those looking to buy its entry-level ADV

From superbike stalls to track days at BIC, here's what the Riders Music Festival packs

Hero and Royal Enfield made headlines this week, but we have some more exciting news for you

It’s not exactly a Hero Splendor clone, but is a similar heavy duty workhorse, just like the TVS Max 4R

This list has it all, from a 155cc high-revving, liquid-cooled retro bike to a 350cc long-stroke, torquey air-cooled one

Unveiled in the UK, the Kawasaki W230 is a road-going retro sibling to the Kawasaki KLX230

From a bigger Bullet to an insane adventure bike, here are our top 5 picks

Read it at your own risk, for you’ll want to own every single one of them!

From the TVS adventure bike to some exotic new Ducatis, and everything in between

This year’s show witnessed lots of lovely neo-retro bikes and futuristic concepts too!

The bike now gets electronic riding aids including a cruise control system and more

Hint: It’s got something to do with stickers...

The visual difference between these two adventure bikes is as striking as the expected price gap