Weekly News Wrap Up: Honda CD110 Dream BS6 Launched, Suzuki, TVS Bikes Prices Hiked, Benelli TNT 600 Facelift Launched & More
Check out all the latest two-wheeler developments from this COVID-19 world right here
Check out all the latest two-wheeler developments from this COVID-19 world right here
The global two-wheeler industry is showing healthy signs of recovery thanks to lockdown relaxations. There have been a mixture of new launches and some not-so-pleasant developments this week. Here are our top five picks:
Honda CD110 Dream BS6 launched:
Honda re-entered the 110cc segment with the launch of the CD110 Dream DX. It is currently the brand’s most affordable BS6-compliant motorcycle. Even though it is built at a price, the bike gets quite a few nifty segment-first features. Read more about it, along with its price details here.
Suzuki Burgman & Access 125 price hiked:
Inflation has taken its toll on not one but two successful scooters from Suzuki, the Access 125 and the Burgman Street. That said, the price hike is marginal for both the 125cc scooters. To know more about the Access 125, head here. For those who are interested in the Burgman Street’s new price, check this out.
Bajaj Pulsar 125 Split Seat arrives at dealerships:
Remember the Bajaj Pulsar 125 with split seats that were reserved only for certain markets where the demand for 125cc bikes are high? Well, the BS6-compliant iteration has arrived at select dealerships. Consequently, expect the bike to be launched officially real soon.
Benelli TNT 600 launched in China:
The facelifted 2020 iteration of the Benelli TNT 600 has been launched in China. Interestingly, it is built by Benelli’s Chinese sister company QJ Motor and the bike is named the SRK 600 in China. Apart from aggressive design and more modern features, the bike comes at a competitive price tag in the Chinese market. Now, the only question is, when will it be launched in India?
TVS NTorq and Radeon prices hiked:
TVS has also joined the price hike bandwagon by increasing the prices of the NTorq 125 and the Radeon. Like Suzuki, the price hike of these two TVS products are also minimal. Check out the new price list for the Radeon BS6 and its variants here and the Ntorq 125 here.
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User Reviews
Very powerful scooty sabhi pahadi ilake me yhi gadi use hota h sbse jyda aur ky likhu baki gadi lene ke baad hi aapko pta chl jyega. Gadi bhahut mast h aur to aur isme colour ka bhi kuch khna nhi h jo colour chahiye sabhi available h jaise red blue black wihite yellow sabhi colour bhahut mast h bilkul bike wala feeling dega.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