The Weekly Bike News Wrap-Up: TVS, VLF, Royal Enfield, Hero & BMW
From the launch of a new sporty commuter to the unveiling of an exciting super sport
This week thrilled us with the launch of a new sporty commuter, a limited-edition retro bike, a new electric scooter and some bikes featuring new updates, along with the global unveiling of all new super sport bikes. Here's a quick summary of all the important news this week:
BMW F 450 RR Unveiled Globally
BMW unveiled its upcoming super sport bike globally, the F 450 RR. It is based on the same platform as the BMW F 450 GS and F 450 R, and the design is derived from the brand’s flagship sports bike, the BMW S1000 RR.
Hero Xtreme 160R 4V Launched
Hero MotoCorp has launched the updated Xtreme 160R 4V and Xtreme 250R 4V. Both the bikes get refreshed looks, modern tech and updated hardware.
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BMW F 450 GS Unveil In Less Than A WeekRoyal Enfield Classic 650 125th Anniversary Edition Launched
Royal Enfield completed its 125 years, and to celebrate it, the brand has launched the 125th anniversary edition of the Classic 650, which is limited to only 125 units in India.
VLF Strada Electric Scooter Launched
The VLF India has launched the all-new Strada electric scooter in India, with prices starting at Rs 1.20 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The scooter comes in two variants and four colour options.
2026 TVS Radeon Launched
TVS has launched the updated lineup of Radeon with a new design, underpinnings and more features. The bike comes in three variants, with prices starting at 67,100 (ex-showroom, Delhi)
TVS Raider Top Variants Get New Features
TVS has given the top TFT DD variants and SXC DD variants new features like traction control, a 27W USB-C type fast charger and a wider rear tyre. Despite these new updates, the bike sees no hike in price.
User Reviews
Bike is best for city riding but gets little aching for longer rides, above 70kmpl significant vibrations can be felt everything else is very good including mileage, maintainance, features, screen, maneourability, power, pickup etc i have tried this bike in almost all terrains and I am satisfied with whatever they are providing at this price point.Read More
Most durable and well built. But the Radeon has an advantage over it's rivals and that's the exhaust note with quite nice engine performance for a 110cc and looks are balance between style and practicality. Very economical over long term usage. Excellent for small business and load carrying capacity because of it's robust built quality. Cons: Breaking could be better. Seat foam hardens over time making it uncomfortable.Read More
The 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