Weekly News Wrapup: New Spyshots, Upcoming Bike Details Revealed And More
A very interesting adventure bike has been unveiled!
This week was quite an exciting one, and we saw some interesting updates along with a glimpse into what is coming in the near future. If you missed the news while it happened, don’t worry, here’s a brief overview of the top 5 news stories that grabbed headlines this week!
Ultraviolette X47 Crossover Deliveries Begin
Ultraviolette has finally begun the deliveries of the X47 Crossover electric touring bike. The announcement was shared via social media by Ultraviolette’s CEO Narayan Subramaniam, and customers in this city are the first ones to get their bikes.
Honda Rebel 300 Now Gets E-Clutch
You don’t need to use the clutch lever while shifting gears on the new Honda Rebel 300. This is thanks to the new E-Clutch technology, which was offered earlier on the higher capacity Honda CBR650R and the Honda CB650R. Now riding the Rebel 300 is as easy as riding an Activa!
Upcoming Bajaj Chetak Spotted Testing
We recently came across new spy shots of an upcoming Bajaj Chetak variant. Judging by the images, we think it could be the most affordable model in the Bajaj Chetak lineup yet.
Norton ADV Incoming
Norton is planning on unveiling a new Adventure bike in the 650 to 700cc segment, along with their V4 Superbike. We expect the Adventure bike to feature some retro design elements, and it could be powered by a 600 to 700cc engine.We are quite excited about this bike and think it could be a really good rival to the upcoming Himalayan 750.
Kawasaki KLE 500 Unveiled Abroad
Kawasaki has just unveiled the KLE 500, its newest adventure bike. It is powered by the same engine as the Kawasaki Ninja 500. It will be positioned above the Kawasaki Versys X-300.
User Reviews
I had purchased it when ev was new in market, I am very much satisfied. I had drove it for more than 50000 kms with no expense. I had to change only tyres and regular service only one auxiliary battery of Rs. 800 had been changed. I am quiet impressed me and my son both have purchased but there is very less front space between handle and seat to carry extra luggage vegetables or ration need to improve in this area good service staff in patni and Nagpur. I will recommend everyone to go for this ev only. Positive, Very good for local commute, I had recovered all the money spend for purchase, me and my son had not spend a single penny for petrol, very pleasant ride for city and highway also but with limitation of distance. mid age person college boys with huge space in seat box for helmet and laptop girls working women also it's value for money, I had already 2 chetak with me and both vehicle had been run for 50000 and 23000 kms planning to purchase one more for my wife.Read More
Premium build, starts from 2.5 to 4 lakh. Price increase with warranty and range. I chose for few reasons 1) hill control 2) regent breaking 3) aesthetics) Premium build 4) Indian start up 5) very low centre of gravity 6) sticks to road due to heavy weight and traction control. Very comfortable, bit costly but worth it, service is good. They visit home to serve by taking 10 rs per km. Low maintenance, shockers are very good, load of safety features, hill hold , very practical feature, park assist, regent breaks, traction control. Daily ride is minimum 30 km, saves petrol if you ride more, home charging facility. For touring one way 170 km is ok, to charge and return back. Very economical, though initial investment is more, but if you ride heavily you will find it cheap in long run. Warranty for recon plus ( rs 4 lakh) goes to 8 lakh km or 8 years by paying 45000 extra, Without that its 5 year or 5 lakh km.Read More
Kawasaki KLE 500 is amazing bike for adventure is good perfect, normally on road is ok, but for moving ladakh, leh this types of places are more perfectionist. This bike name is Kawasaki, and with this name is very very good and in affordable price and looks fantastic headlight, indicator, seats its very amazing Bike.Read More
This motorcycle is perfect for beginners, It's lightweight and easy to handle. My 18-year-old daughter loved it. I recommend it.Read More