Bike Reviews

The middleweight roadster segment in India is heating up with two exciting contenders — the Triumph Tracker 400 and the Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450. While both motorcycles target riders looking for performance and everyday usability, they take very different design and engineering approaches. The Tracker 400 leans towards flat-track-inspired styling and sharp dynamics, whereas the […]

Neo-retro motorcycles have taken over the Indian two-wheeler space, blending timeless design with modern engineering. From classic silhouettes and round headlights to fuel-injected engines and updated chassis, these bikes offer the best of both worlds—style and reliability. If you’re looking to own a retro-styled machine without stretching your budget, here’s a curated list of the

The Yamaha R15 continues to be one of the most popular entry-level sportbikes in India, known for its sharp styling, track-inspired technology and engaging performance. Over the years, Yamaha has expanded the R15 lineup to cater to different buyers, offering multiple variants with distinct features and pricing. In this guide, we break down all Yamaha

The Bajaj Pulsar 220F is one of the most iconic motorcycles in India. First launched in 2009, it quickly became a benchmark for affordable performance and has maintained a loyal fan following ever since. Bajaj has wisely kept the core formula intact, introducing only incremental updates over the years to keep the Pulsar 220F relevant.

The TVS Apache RTX has finally made its debut, bringing with it a brand-new 300cc engine and a host of segment-first features. Positioned as an entry-level adventure motorcycle, the Apache RTX takes on established rivals like the KTM 250 Adventure, Suzuki V-Strom SX, and Yezdi Adventure. Here’s a detailed look at how the new TVS

TVS Motor Company has expanded its popular Apache line-up in India with a new top-end variant of the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V. Priced at ₹1.47 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), this new trim – called the TFT variant – sits above the earlier top-spec model with dual-channel ABS and inverted fork. So, what makes the new

Hero MotoCorp has built a strong presence in the 125cc motorcycle segment, but not every bike in this space is designed with the same rider in mind. The newly introduced Hero Glamour X and Hero Xtreme 125R may share the same engine on paper, yet their personalities, features and overall intent set them apart. One

When Bajaj revived the iconic Chetak nameplate as an electric scooter, it struck a chord with nostalgic buyers and EV enthusiasts alike. Over time, the brand has continuously updated the Chetak based on user input and market demands. With several variants now on sale, choosing the right one can be confusing. Here’s a clear breakdown

Yamaha’s MT-03 marks the return of a twin-cylinder naked bike to India, reminiscent of the OG MT-01. However, its identity on the current-gen 03 takes a unique twist, offering riders a distinctive experience. Let’s delve into the bike’s aesthetics, comfort, performance, features, and its place in the market. Design The MT-03 shares design elements with