When manufacturers surprise the riders with new motorcycles, it gives the enthusiasts a feeling that is one level higher to a launch that is planned. Kawasaki surprised the Indian market by launching various line-up of motorcycles. Enthusiasts like me are so eager to lay our hands on those motorcycles.
Leading American motorcycle manufacturer Harley Davidson added one more bike to its entry level list in the form of Street Rod 750, which was heavily based on the current outgoing Street 750. With two entry level motorcycles under Rs 6 lakhs category, Harley invites budget friendly motorcyclists into the HOG. We here compare and contrast the two motorcycles in terms of mechanical and aesthetical aspects.
The Kawasaki Z900 made its debut in the EICMA in 2016, since then it is one of the most awaited naked street fighters. The Z900 is a whole new motorcycle looks whole new with a lot of upgrades. Kawasaki India launched the motorcycle on the 25th of March 2017. The motorcycle is priced 1.20 lakhs more than the Z800. Let's see what Kawasaki can offer us for the extra premium that is paid.
Quotes that read "Money can't buy happiness but a Lamborghini surely can". If you think that's happiness, then you're wrong. That's just pushing the ego far enough that it tunes your mind into thinking you're happy because you bought a yellow fast car belonging to a brand that a lot of the population adores. Happiness doesn't rely on any of that, not things, not experiences, happiness is just IS!
After two delayed starts due to slight drizzle and water at certain corners the Qatar GP was finally underway with 20 laps, 2 laps shorter than the original race distance. New Yamaha rider Maverick Viñales showed incredible character in the drama filled Qatar GP, potentially winning the race after leading every pre season testing and FP sessions. Ducati rider Andrea Dovizioso held a tough fight for the top spot eventually ending up at P2. The Sunday man Valentino Rossi was there yet again, proving to have an entirely different pace on race day starting from P10 on the grid.
The need for constant power delivery needs a solution, and here is where a Flywheel comes handy. Every single cylinder bike comes equipped with a flywheel which is a large and heavy piece of metal which can hold and release energy within itself. The functioning of the flywheel is fairly simple.
Every biker would love to keep his ride as clean as possible. So it's always good to have a schedule wash and a polish session maybe once in 6 months. Getting the motorcycle polished gives a nice restoration to the color of the motorcycle that it originally had. I was recommended to visit this place called Carspark in Chennai. For rupees 400 the package included a wash and polish. It took nearly 2.5 hours for the whole process to get completed and the end results- My motorcycle looks like it's brand new and is fabulous!
The thing about adventure motorcycles is that they're practical and possess the ability of standing up to almost any hurdle you throw at them. Speaking of standing up, they're nice to stand on too that gives the rider a feeling that he/she is the king/queen of the road (just doing my part to ensure gender equality there).
Harley Davidson recently launched the new Street Rod 750 globally, while having India as primary market. The bike is mostly based on the outgoing Street 750. There are three colour options available, namely - Olive Gold, Charcoal Denim and Vivid Black. The bike is launched with a price tag of Rs. 5,86,000 (ex showroom Delhi). Below is a detailed overview of the all new Street Rod 750.
Yamaha has brought in their new baby in the market the FZ25, a machine that sounds dull on paper but performs and looks extremely thunderous in reality. But the twist in the story is that the FZ25 and the R15 both motorcycles offered from Yamaha are placed at the same price tag. So which one would you prefer? The new child in the market or the ruler of the market since 2008?
