The Weekly Bike News Wrap-up: Ducati, Royal Enfield, Bajaj and Yamaha
This week gave us a hint that coming days are going to be super exciting for bike enthusiasts.
It has been yet another exciting week in the world of two-wheelers. We have witnessed the launch of a streetfighter, along with detailed shots of a few bikes ahead of their launch, and also got a showcase of a much-awaited ADV bike. Here is everything at a glance:
Ducati Monster Launched
The Ducati has launched the all-new Monster V2 in India with a completely new engine, a lighter chassis and updated electronics, starting at Rs 13,99,000 (ex-showroom).
2026 Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 Launched
Royal Enfield has launched the Continental GT 650 with minor tweaks, which make it look fresh.
New Bajaj Pulsar 125 & 150 TFT variants
We have an exclusive look at the new Bajaj Pulsar 125 TFT variant ahead of its launch. The Pulsar 125 will also get a TFT variant and has been spotted. There are other significant changes to the 2026 Pulsars 125 and 150, as well.
Yamaha R2 Bookings Open
Yamaha R2 prebookings have commenced for a sum of Rs 10,000. Apart from that, Yamaha has announced that the first 100 customers to prebook could get a chance to meet its MotoGP riders.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Showcased Overseas
The most-awaited Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 was showcased in Brazil. This gives us more details of the upcoming ADV.
User Reviews
- Legacy of pulser1. It's looking 2. Weight 3. Performance 4 . Practical 5. Better handling 6. Reliable engine 7. Any age group of people can drive easily. 8. Ground clearance 9. Build quality 10. Better suspension.10. budget friendly Up to 120 km nonstop ride without any heating issue. 2 people can sit easily. Stable on roads average is good suspension are not too much hard, realible engine on 80 it cruses better compare than others in segment. Those people can but who are searching for a mid range bike for office family, specially the young generation the expect power, best for everyone like village people or city. If people are expecting better engine reliable engine and after sell value, they should definitely buy this.Read More
- reliable daily commuter with great mileageNeeded something dependable for daily city traffic that wouldn't eat up all petrol money. looked at a few other 150cc options but the pulsar 150 just felt like the right balance of price, low maintenance and that classic muscular look that never gets old. Honestly pretty smooth for daily running, engine has nice pickup in lower gears so overtaking in heavy trafffic is easy, getting a solid 45-50 km regularly, only slight downside is minor handle vibes past 85 kmph but for everyday city speeds, its steady and comfortable. Definitely 100 percent recommend it, if you want a reliable everyday bike with decent power and great fuel efficiency, maintenance is super cheap and spare parts are available anywhere. just a solid, no nonsense daily runner that gets the job done.Read More