Bikes Lover

All company dealerships across Bangalore, Mysore, Belgaum, Bijapur and Mangalore are now open while production operations have commenced at the company’s Baramati plant Vespa and Aprilia dealerships in Karanataka have opened doors following over 45 days of lockdown. The dealerships in Bangalore, Mysore, Belgaum, Mangalore, Bijapur, Davangere, Shimoga and Udupi have all been given strict instructions in following safety and hygiene standards so as to safeguard not only the health of its workers and staff but also visitors to these showrooms and workshops. Along with opening of these dealerships, the opening of other dealer showrooms will be done in a phased manner over the next few days following relaxation of lock down by local authorities. Sanitization protocols of all touch points are in place and everyone will have to adhere to strict social distancing norms. Use of Aarogya Setu App, contactless greeting, wearing of protective gear such as masks and gloves and use ...

This 1:1 scale model of RE 650 Twin is being towed by a Jaguar F-Pace, by Royal Enfield dealer in Latvia Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 and the Continental GT 650 have both been success stories for the company ever since launched. These two bikes have found fan following not only in India but also in global markets, valued for their style, performance and price. It is the fact that they offer exceptional value for money makes them even more attractive to buyers. But times are tough. Corona virus has taken a huge toll on the auto industry, not only in India, but globally. With each passing day, it is getting difficult for auto industry. Dealers are suffering, as there are hardly any new sales for most dealers. At such a time, it gets important to stand out. That can be done by using innovative advertizing methods, which will get you noticed. One such Royal Enfield dealer in Latvia has tried something that has not been done before with a RE motorcycle. Royal Enfield Latvi...

Upcoming Benelli SRK 600 is a street fighter motorcycle that could be launched as a premium alternative to TNT 600i as it will come with better styling and more features Many months ago, a rather stylish streetfighter Benelli motorcycle with 600 badging was spotted in China for the first time ever. Back then, it sparked rumours that the new motorcycle would be the next-generation model of the TNT 600i. Surprisingly, however, the new-gen TNT 600i that was finally launched turned out to be more of a facelift rather than an all-new version. As it turned out, the motorcycle was spied in China is not the new TNT 600i but the SRK 600, which looks poised to become a more premium alternative to the TNT 600i as it will have more upmarket styling and more features. Visually, the new model will have a street fighter look with a sporty headlamp and a sleek cowl. It will also have a Sharply-styled fuel bolder tank extensions. The tail-end looks rather stubby and features a sleek ta...

Suzuki motorcycles and scooters has commenced production operations following permissions from local authorities After nearly two months of lockdown, two wheeler makers in the country are slowly and steadily getting back to restart of production. Hero MotoCorp, Honda commenced production last week. Other brands are also expected to restart production soon as almost all other two wheeler makers have received clearance from local authorities to once again kick start their manufacturing processes. Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. (SMIPL), the two wheeler subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan, has been given permission to commence manufacturing operations at its facility at Kherki Dhaula, Gurugram. Production had been stopped on 23rd March 2020 following the lockdown announced by the Government of India in view of the coronavirus pandemic. Currently operating with limited workforce, Suzuki Motorcycle has issued a press statement outlining the safety precautions be...

The Royal Enfield Interceptor MCH Scrambler gets a few mods by RE dealer that help in reducing weight, make the bike more powerful, and improve on and off-road handling The Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 is more popular in the international markets than it is here in India, especially in European countries. One such country in Europe is Latvia, where the RE dealer is currently offering a custom-made version of the Interceptor at a € 2530.00 premium over the bike’s standard price. Keep reading to know more details about the modifications. The ‘Royal Enfield Interceptor MCH Scrambler’ is built by Moto Classic House for the Royal Enfield dealership in Latvia, and has been equipped with genuine Royal Enfield accessories. However, it also gets a lot of aftermarket accessories including a Zard scrambler exhaust which helps shave of 12 kg of weight from the bike, an engine ECU booster, a motocross bike handlebar etc. The standard RE Interceptor has a kerb weight of 202 kg, an...