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KTM 390 Adventure First Ride Review India

ADVs are a rage. Slowly and steadily, the market has grown fond of what could be the ideal bikes for India. It all began with the Royal Enfield...

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5 things to know about the KTM 390 Adventure

The KTM 390 Adventure has been one of the most anticipated motorcycles for 2019. KTM announced the launch of the ADV last year after the BMW G 310 GS was unveiled in India. However, the launch is not...

Ultraviolette F77 first ride review

The current crop of electric two-wheelers sold in the country clearly fall short of expectations. None of them with the exception of Ather 450 have managed to come close to delivering the experience...

Benelli Imperiale 400- First Ride Review

Retro roadsters have been on the rise in the past couple of years. While Royal Enfield dominated the Indian market with the Classic 350 and the Bullet 350 for quite a while, last year Jawa Motorcycles...

KTM 790 Duke: First Ride Review

1,11,111 hours. That’s the total amount of time KTM has spent honing its ‘scalpel’. But then, the 790 is a new bike from the ground up and KTM’s methodical approach obviously equates to a...

Pedal to the past: Vintage cycle museum

An unassuming middle-aged man greets you as you enter the bungalow that serves as the museum. I expected the museum to be put together by an old man. But rather surprisingly, Vikram Pendse, the man...

Pulsar Mania Thrill of Riding, part 2: Launch Control

Welcome back to the second part of this brand new series – Pulsar Mania Thrill of Riding. Aimed at making each one of you better and safer riders on the road, in the first part we dealt with the...

Pulsar Mania Thrill of Riding, part 1: Basics of Sport Riding on the road

Let’s face it, stunting is not easy. Not everybody can wheelie and stoppie a bike. Not everybody wants to wheelie and stoppie a bike either. But everybody can, should and wants to ride better, faster...

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