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Keeway HypeVolt-R review: Fancy scooter with a 180km range. But should you buy one?

Personally, scooters have become as exciting to me as bikes. Gone are the days when the convention was that scooters were built solely for the boring...

Bajaj Pulsar 125 and Pulsar 150 first ride review: Back to basics?

Simple Wave first ride review: A convincing family scooter with one big flaw

Ducati Monster V2 first ride review: A monster that doesn’t bite?

Ather Konarc first ride review: The money maker?

Bajaj Pulsar N160 SS first ride review: The best 160 to get?

Bajaj is celebrating 25 years of the Bajaj Pulsar brand this year and as a part of its ongoing celebrations, it has been updating a bunch of products. The latest is the N160, with the addition of the...

2026 Aprilia Tuono 457 Special Edition first ride review: Comfortable aggression

The Aprilia Tuono 457 is a stellar bike. Apart from the fact that people were not too happy that its face doesn’t resemble the larger Tuonos, it is a proper Tuono. How can it not be? It is...

Norton Atlas GT first ride: Anything but run of the mill

In the world of motorcycling for leisure and pleasure, the heat of the battle lies in the middleweight category. Between 350cc to 750cc, in a narrow 400cc band from bottom to top. This is where the...

2026 KTM 390 Adventure and 390 Duke first ride review: Is the compromise between performance and price justified?

Last year, the government introduced a policy that made it more difficult to get your hands on performance motorcycles. In the sub-500cc class especially. No, I’m not talking about the dearth of...

350cc Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z and Dominar 400 ridden: Downsizing sweetens the deal

Argue you can, but agree you have to – acche din are here, at least for the sub-350cc two-wheeler segment. Owing to the lower duties now implemented on the segment, bikes have gotten more affordable,...

Triumph Tracker 400 first ride review: More than just a new name on the tank?

A motorcycle is a sum of all its parts, and more often than not, manufacturers reach into the same parts bin to make different motorcycles. Sometimes, this creative parts-bin engineering pays off, and...

Yamaha XSR 155 first ride review: Yamaha’s neo-retro roadster

Neo-retro bikes have gained a lot of momentum over the last few years with more and more manufacturers jumping on the bandwagon, coming out with neo-retro roadsters. Some go in the...