Weekly News Wrap-Up: Launch News, Special Edition Unveil And New Colours
We got to see a new hardcore ADV, and other really cool bikes this week!
This week has been quite jam-packed, as we got some really interesting news about some cool motorcycles. We even got to witness a new ADV launch, and really cool colour schemes. Here are the top 5 news highlights of the week:
KTM 390 Adventure R Launched
KTM India launched the international-spec 390 Adventure R, a more hardcore off-roading ADV. Interestingly, despite being more capable off-road, the new variant is cheaper than the standard KTM 390 Adventure.
Honda Shine 125 Limited Edition Unveiled
Honda has unveiled a limited edition Shine 125, with some really cool cosmetic changes. This Honda Shine 125 gets a special livery, and even coloured wheels, which look quite beautiful.
Yamaha XSR 155 Gets A Special Colour
Yamaha has launched a new colour scheme of the XSR 155, to commemorate the brand’s 70th anniversary. It comes with a special red-white livery, inspired by the brand’s racing heritage.
KTM Duke 250 New Colour Launched
KTM has introduced a new stealthy colour scheme for the Duke 250. This colour was available internationally, but is now available in India as well. The bike is now available in four colour schemes.
Honda Dio 125 X-Edition Unveiled
Honda has unveiled a new special edition of the Dio 125. It is based on the Honda Dio 125 H-Smart variant, and comes with a special dual-tone livery and sportier graphics.
User Reviews
I recommend this bike because of its performance with easy handling for city riding, suitable for anyone. With at least one year of riding experience of a 250cc bike. Throttle experience and braking is my favourite part. Additionally, this LC4c engine is enough for an average tourer.Read More
It's like a perfect bike for daily commuters as it gives amazing mileage and comfort but lacks features like ABS and other rider aids. Safety can be improved too except these, it's a good bike. I like it.Read More
A really good bike in this segment! The VVA makes the riding experience next-level. It reminds me of the RX100 but offers even more power and mileage. Getting 50 kmpl with this engine is phenomenal, and on the highway, it even delivers 60 kmpl. It is easy to manoeuvre in heavy traffic due to its weight and agility. The riding posture is also comfortable and doesn't make you feel lethargic.Read More
Easy to ride and stylish look , perfect colour and good milleage, the comfort of this bike is very nice. And the safety for the all the riders especially for the women, they can easily handle the bike we easily turn and move the bike through the ride. Mileage is nice. The cost of maintenance is standard to maintain. The stylish wise it's looks nice and in front the spacious for luggage. And seat is really comfort while ride the bike, it's really good and back person sitting and everything is very comfortable, larger seat in this bike. Yeah sure, because it's very comfortable and affordable price and minimum maintenance cost, suitable for all kinds of people family man, women and men every one can easily handle, speed of the bike is really nice. Read More
I also have a Duke, Adv has covered all the issues which I have faced on Duke when I use to go on long rides, Ride is also plush coupled with a great engine which proves itself on all grounds. Also it has a decent fuel efficiency considering its engine performance. Bike's comfortable its mileage is also good I get a decent range, but the engine won't feel as raw as BS4 duke, great electronics and safety. Just having engine oil consumption on higher side. Also the Trampler tyres give more life than Turanzas which came initially. Long hauling person should definitely buy this bike, long rides are so hassle free. And comfortable, also if you have to carry any luggage they have provided good anchoring points. Tieing a back pack or a duffle bag is easy.Read More