Hero MotoCorp India’s largest two‑wheeler maker, launched the Vida Dirt.E K3, an electric dirt bike designed specifically for children aged roughly 4 to 10 years. Unlike regular scooters or bicycles for kids, this is a miniature off‑road electric motorcycle built to give young riders real riding experience as their first motorised vehicle. The bike is … Read more
The Indian two-wheeler market continues to remain one of the world’s largest and most dynamic automobile sectors. November 2025 has delivered another strong month of sales, showcasing clear leaders, rising performers, and shifting customer preferences across segments. From commuter motorcycles to premium cruisers and sporty offerings, every brand approached the market with a strategic focus … Read more
The 2026 Hero Xtreme 160 4V is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated launches in the premium commuter motorcycle segment. Hero MotoCorp has been steadily upgrading the Xtreme lineup over the years, but the 2026 model brings something truly unexpected: cruise control on a 160cc motorcycle, along with brand-new colour options, refreshed … Read more
The Honda Shine has been one of India’s most trusted 125cc commuter motorcycles for nearly two decades. Known for its smooth engine, solid build, superb mileage, and comfortable ride, the Shine dominates the 125cc segment even today. As Honda continues updating its lineup to meet future emission norms, safety requirements, and customer demands, the Honda … Read more
Why Activa 6G Still Matters The Honda Activa has long been the king of scooters in India — known for its reliability, ease of use, and trusted Honda build quality. With the 2025/2026 update as “Activa 6G”, Honda has refreshed the package to keep the model modern and relevant. The latest version brings tech upgrades … Read more
If you’re shopping in the compact-sport commuter segment, Bajaj’s Pulsar family often sits near the top of the shortlist. Two names that confuse shoppers regularly are the Pulsar 125 and the Pulsar NS125. They both wear the Pulsar badge, both claim sporty intentions, and both live in the same 125cc bracket — but they are … Read more
If you’re shopping for a sporty 150-160cc bike, the names Bajaj Pulsar NS160 and Pulsar N160 often come up. Both carry the Pulsar badge, both aim at performance commuters, but they are quite different in design philosophy, engine feel, features, and value. This article dives deep into their differences — so you can pick the … Read more
Why this Diwali is special for bike buyers This Diwali, there’s a golden opportunity for bike enthusiasts in India. The newly revised GST 2.0 regime has slashed GST rates for motorcycles up to 350cc, reducing the previous 28% slab to 18% for this category. What this means: many bikes that used to hover near the … Read more
Bajaj has quietly started rolling out the 2026 Pulsar NS125 in showrooms — bringing incremental upgrades that sharpen its appeal in the fiercely competitive 125cc street / sporty commuter category. With newer color options, added tech touches, and a refined look, this update aims to keep the N125 relevant among buyers who want design, fun … Read more
TVS has long been known for its strong presence in the street, sport and commuter bike segments (the Apache, RTR, etc.). With the Apache RTX 300, the company is stepping into the adventure-touring / ADV space in India. This is a big move — the ADV segment is growing, and buyers today expect bikes that … Read more